The Ravine / Joseph Dunphy's Homegroup and Journal

One of the two discussions that lead me to give up on Diigo. This is the point at which I give up on social bookmarking sites, in general, in part because of the reasons I mention in this discussion. No mas.

If you came to my pages at Diigo from a webring and wish to return to it, now, you should find the code you need on this page. Be sure to click onto the url you see above the preview window, after clicking on the link, to get to the ring return page instead of the preview page. Yes, I know that's a little confusing, but that's Diigo's doing and there's not much I could do about that, other than maybe look for a new hosting service. Again.

General information about my pages on Diigo, and pages connected with them, elsewhere.

Mirroring the content on my bloglike Diigo homegroup, just in case said group should be offline.

Somewhere to follow my Diigo bookmarks, when they aren't available on Diigo.

How to get that, even if we aren't friends on Diigo.

Find out when I've bookmarked another site on Diigo, even if you aren't one of my friends / contacts on this site.

Writing about some of the livejournals I've visited while writing my pages on Diigo. (philosophy, scientific skepticism and other subjects)

Connecting to discussion related content, roughly the same subject matter which you'll be seeing on my Diigo pages, but on a different social networking site.

I spend a little time talking about what I intend to do with my profile, here on Diigo, and then provide a few links and pictures.

If you'd like to be notified of updates to my bloglike (blogish?) homegroup on Diigo, and you have a Yahoo account, you should join this community. Just sign into Mybloglog with your Yahoo account, if you haven't set up a Mybloglog account already, and you should be ready to run in about a minute. Just remember to click on "my home" and look at your own page before trying to set your nickname in IE, because of a small bug in the system.

Link to the complete page of my bookmarks, created so that I could link my homegroup to that page, for the sake of easier navigability, the two being tied together, as I've explained elsewhere, the homegroup being used for elaboration on subjects and points raised on my bookmark page.