For a while I’ve been thinking about ways to make this blog more readable and searchable. With that in mind I’ve added a new menu “Sci-Fi Scenarios” which contains a few broad index pages which in turn link to lists of posts. I’ll eventually add another menu “The Systems” which will catalog and organize some of the health/lifestyle/advice-related material (the blog title is “Systems for Living Well” — but so far there are no actual systems to be found).
What’s the purpose of this blog? Partially about self-expression and even self-promotion, but more importantly to explore how to live well, both individually and as a collectively evolving species. I’ll continue to add both structure and content in pursuit of that goal.
Thanks for dropping in and I hope you always find something useful and/or interesting here.
Leta Rogers
If you add a photo or other relevant image to your pages and then add a link to this image in a description tag, your (excellent!) blog would look more visually interesting in feed consolidators. For instance, here are the publisher instructions for Pulse, which is what I use to read my favorite feeds on my iPad: http://blog.pulse.me/pubfaq
You can test out the browser version of pulse.me to see what your blog looks like in a graphic feed consolidator.
J.D. Moyer
Thanks Leta. I changed some settings in my rss feed, and images seem to be showing up in feedly. If you refresh pulse do they show up now?
Leta Rogers
Still no luck with Pulse. Here is what it looks like on Pulse today: https://plus.google.com/photos/yourphotos?pid=5914637937693009314&oid=115587181079685423737
Here is a blog post that discusses the issue: http://debbieteakle.com/2012/01/3-ways-to-get-thumbnail-preview-images-to-show-in-flipboard-pulse/
It seems to me that Pulse sees your photos as being after the continue reading tag. I don’t know WordPress very well.
Love your blog 🙂
J.D. Moyer
Thanks Leta! I tried option 1 as suggested in the article you linked to — hopefully that fixes it.