A link of "Awww"-ness, and a question

[fearmeforiampink]

Johnny Depp rocks. Not only does he do good things (giving £1 million to Great Ormond Street, reading to children as Jack Sparrow), he does them without making a fuss about them. Via zarq.

Now the question: Should I keep on posting links on my journal to stuff I think people will find interesting? I've got a fairly widely spread reading list, both through LJ and elsewhere, and I do often see things that I think others might find interesting.

Are people finding it interesting? I've been doing it a bit more recently, and I'm debating whether or not I want to carry on, and feedback on whether my links are interesting or "Eh" or "Seeeeeeen iiiiit" would be useful.

Comments

[spurious-logic.livejournal.com]

Yes. Keep it up. It's also a great way to keep things handy for yourself.

[matgb]

Agreed, half the time I link to something it's because I want to remember it but don't want to bookmark it, and doubled up links are part of the whole blogging thing, especially when reading lists crossover.

It also keeps your journal active even when you've now to say, which is good.

[nadriel.livejournal.com]

Keep on doing it- sometimes it doubles up, sometimes not, but I'd always rather have multiple info sources.

[ladybirdintheuk.livejournal.com]

I find it interesting (especially when it involves Jonny Depp ;) )

[mapp.livejournal.com]

I don't mind random links, even when they're "seen it already" ones (I trawl through enough forums, and read a fair few of the same sites as you do!).

[freddiefraggles.livejournal.com]

'pparently, that Johnny Depp thing isn't true.

[ephrael.livejournal.com]

Innit?

[freddiefraggles.livejournal.com]

Depends if you believe people wot comment on Ni's journal here.

[paulrattew.livejournal.com]

Definitely keep posting the stuff that you find interesting. If you find it interesting there is a good chance that others will too - I know i usually do.
How are things going with you at the mo?

[fearmeforiampink]

Okay. Going slightly "Aaarrrgh!" from third year graphic design, and having a big dealine on Monday, and finding Plymouth slightly lonely, as I've not got much of a social circle here. On the bright side, the deadline is on Monday, so less mind-numbing terror after that, and I should soon be having RPG nights on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, and have an alternative night to go to on Wednesdays, so that should help with the socialisng side.

Plus, I'll be in London as soon as the degree's done, and I know quite a few people there.

[paulrattew.livejournal.com]

Yay, go London. So many ex-Exeter people here. Give me a shout when you do make it up here and we can meet up for a drink.

[gaeriwitch.livejournal.com]

I find them interesting :)