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paul reidSocial media is the equivalent of digital food. It's nourishing, tasty and, for many of us, necessary. However, consume too much and you can get sidetracked and create larger consequences.
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Where does social media fit in my life? What
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Step 2. Apply the Pareto
For me, social media follows the Pareto Principle: 80%
Principle
of the value comes from 20% of the content. Weed out the noise, home in on the
signal and have systems that archive information so it's easy to find later. - 1 more annotations...
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One way I zero in on high value information is to use FriendFeed. This might seem contradictory
given it
can be a fire hose. Still, if you use its powerful imaginary
friend, hiding
and search
features and follow only a small number of people who use their streams to
provide information that move you closer to your North Star, it can be very
effective. I am looking at integrating this with AideRSS.
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Tac AndersonThis is such an important topic and the problem isn't going away, it's only going to get worse.
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