The Ultimate GTD Index?

11 02 07 - 11:57 - Bookmark this post

bookstoreI am not sure, but I do think this site lists the majority of GTD blogs and websites on one page. I am really getting into this thing of Single Page Aggregators (what?). I recently had dinner with one of the creators of OriginalSignal.com, a very popular website to check the best blogs at a glance. I use their service more and more for a very simple reason. I can’t keep up with all the news and all the webfeeds. Just give me the topnotch feeds and articles and that’s fine. I keep my weekends for some mindless browsing and wandering off to other sites, but most of the time, I keep my Netvibes with some topfeeds from Techmeme, Socialmedia, OriginalSignal.com and that’s it.

The Ultimate GTD Index also does this. It gives you a quick overview of all the published content in the GTD-o-sphere. I am loving this. Another tab on my startpage in Firefox :-) But they really have to do something about the lay-out of the page. I understand the Adwords, but perhaps the use of colors or some diferent font or layout could help in quicker identifying content and ads. And what about an aggregated webfeed from all those sites? Or perhaps Yahoo Pipes can help us with that...I feel another project coming on...

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Frank, thanks for writing about the GTD Index. As the creator of the GTD Index I am definitely listening to all the feedback I get (including yours). It’s very much of an ongoing project (one of many ;)) and things are constantly changing on the GTD Index.
Please bear with me and check it out from time to time!

-gtdfrk
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