The services I use on a daily basis seem to take control of my data. They decide what I can access and what gets hidden/archived. In an attempt to get control of my data maintained by such services on the Web, I decided to start adding extensions to my blog engine. Starting today, a “daily notes” blog entry will be added automatically. To begin with, the post will only contain a day’s Twitter entries but, over time, I hope to aggregate other information as well (e.g. favorite links, visited pages, etc.).
With this change, my blog database becomes the archive of my Web-related activity (or, at least that’s the plan). I am starting with the archival of my tweets so I don’t lose them if anything happens to twitter. The next data island to attack is Facebook but that’s a huge beast! I don’t know how to do it yet. I am still monitoring the data portability effort to see if anything comes out of it.
I got the idea after talking with Jim Downing some time ago. I know that others put summary entries as well. Expect problems with the new feature. I am still developing as I get coding break from book-related writing.
So, to start with, here are the last 20 tweets (there are no dates in this initial list)…
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