this is a great resource. I wish i could have made it to the webinar, thanks for sharing it here.

Thanks so much for joining the webinar yesterday and sharing some of these great take-aways with everyone here!

A couple quick answers to your questions below: the wordpress plugin I use to post delicious bookmarks to my blog is called Postalicious. The face that the number of comments appear at the top of my posts is just a feature of the template and style settings, not a plugin. One thing to try for separating professional and person contacts in Facebook is to create two groups and assign your contacts to one or the other, then you can change your settings to allow professional contacts to see certain information and your personal contacts to see other or the same information, etc. You suggested creating two accounts, and I do know people who have chosen that route, but keep in mind how much time you have to use the tools and maintain a presence (if it’s already enough time having one account, well, two might be the straw that breaks the camel’s back!).

Thanks again for joining the conversation here on the blog and I hope you’ll stick around and share your thoughts in the future. If you’re at NTC or if I’m ever in Boston – we’ll certainly connect!

here’s what was tons of fun for me: i have taught myself bits of all you reviewed. so that was fun b/c i wasn’t aware how much i already knew. but you threaded how interactive all can be: ie: i will become so much more efficient thinking of delicious as a platform to share from instead of another bookmark hub (i’d never yet dived into it)

similarly….adore the concept of multiple readers and didn’t know netvibes allowed for the commenting per link or the sending a note to someone (like you did w/ corrie)

adore that

and i’ve just been becoming familiar w/ how FB can serve as a hub and you can link stuff off that…like i’m already posting my tweets and so i don’t have to duplicate w/ status updates.

i want to get better at delineating how much personal stuff i want clients/prof relationship folks to see…ie: maybe i set up a FB just for personal?

had zero idea about the plugin for your blog for the ready news..what is that?

and may i ask what plugin you use w/ this blog that allows the #of comments to be visible / viewable under your title?

I had about 300 links on my blog’s sidebar…under categories like: inspiration, community, cooperation–but these were static links..ie: went to other blogs.

and there’s a place for that. but i’d so prefer having links to rss or to categories on net vibes.

i don’t yet have a strategy.

i practice/write about my journey of practical spirituality..and i’m often linking/writing about whatever is a given crisis in the world/my life and how I’m thinking about it from a spiritual perspective…that said, i do this with every news or tech or entertainment or whatever feed i read.

if there’s one trend i’m always seeking humanity’s quest for principle, truth, proof of it and always trying to use more efficient forms of all kinds of science to get there….

i would like to somehow start a non profit eventually and that’s another story. but for now, getting my hands around the tools and the ways to aggregate and share is vital and huge. thank you so so much.

you have an approachable, accessible, pleasant and happy way about you. and your poodle/labradoodle is adorable. i have a bichon.

hope to meet you someday…maybe i’ll get to nten if i can somehow figure out sponsorship….i’m in boston if you get this way …
thanks again.
tre 😉

Amy, Thanks for a great webinar and start of a great series. Lots of good information presented. I got a good handle on the Tools for Listening (Google Alert, Technorati, Google Blog Search), and Tools for Aggregating (RSS, Google Reader,……