πŸ‘ The Behavioral Surplus From Me Reading My RSS Feeds

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I wanted to take a moment to understand what some of the surplus data that is generated from me just reading my RSS feeds for about an hour in my Feedly web application:

  • Subscribe ToΒ – Every time I subscribe to an RSS feed, this information is added to my profile use later.
  • How LongΒ – How much time I put into cultivating feeds is a default part of surplus data being generated.
  • Click and ReadΒ – Everything I click on and read adds a layer of behavioral surplus to be extracted.
  • Tag and OrganizeΒ – Everything I tag and organize shares my approach to taxonomy and understanding.
  • Share With OthersΒ – The tags I turn into feeds and share continue painting a picture of what matters.

When you take these behavioral data points and multiply them by a couple thousand feeds, and hundreds of thousands of individual blog posts, GitHub updates, and Tweets that I subscribe to via my Feedly, it can paint a pretty relevant, real-time portrait of what Kin Lane is thinking about.

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