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I’m enjoying the collaborative-ness of blogging in public, even as continue to feel my work is being hidden in a cloud of white noise.

I’m now up to 56 posts, including 29 comments. I posted something to the blog every day but Saturday. That’s a lot of posts. (By contrast, a blog I’ve been working on for two years has less than double that).

Every time I try to read my lifestream, I feel vertiginous (or sea sick… there is a literal queasiness to it).

The tag links aren’t working on the blog, so trying to see what I posted under ‘Weekly Reflections’ or tagged ‘Blade Runner’ isn’t working. Instead, I get a page that says:

Oops! That page can’t be found.

The noise refuses to be ordered into any kind of ordered sound.

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Some things aren’t quite there yet.

I tried to post from Instagram, but I couldn’t get the picture to display. I’ve asked for help, so next week might be less text heavy.

@j_k_knox How do I make my Instagram pictures appear in my lifestream? This is my ifttt recipe: https://t.co/QMBKf0lv02 Thanks! #mscedc

— Katherine Firth (@katrinafee) January 25, 2015

I also can’t find my analytics on the dashboard. I love that on my other blogs I can see that people are reading from all over the world. 

Today, much to my surprise, Research Degree Voodoo is big in Brazil.