This morning's discovery

[pegkerr]

If you happen to be interested in Neil Gaiman's work AND you're a paid user, you can view his on-line journal (with lots of cool stuff about writing) on your friends page by going to the syndication feed at gaimanblog and adding it as a friend.

Or not. Your choice.

Edited to add correction: Free users can add syndication feeds, too, (they just can't add as many as paid users). So, paid or free: go ahead and add. Thanks for the correction, daedala.

Comments

[ajodasso.livejournal.com]

I have approximately five friends that have been trying to get me to read Gaiman for months. I think he sounds wonderful; I just haven't yet found the time. I've heard tell his blog is amusing, though, so perhaps I'll do that.

[daedala.livejournal.com]

I believe that unpaid users can use the syndication feature, too; they just can't use as many feeds.

[daedala.livejournal.com]

I'm an idiot -- I forgot I could check this with pocketgarden. Yes, unpaid users can add the syndicated feeds.

[ambtiondata.livejournal.com]

Thanks for posting that; I always forget to check it on his regular site, but it'd be perfect to get updates on my friends page.

[slightlights.livejournal.com]

Ditto!

[gallowglass.livejournal.com]

Finally, a syndicated link to Neil's blog that actually works, I've swapped out the non-working one, thanks for mentioning it.

[ase.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Peg. I read Neil Gaiman's blog daily; having his entries mashed up with my LJ information will simplify the daily webchecks a bit.

[elisem.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Peg! I have Neil's blog set as the thing my web browser homes in on when it loads, but it's handy to have him in the mix here too.

I gotta say, though, that I disagree with him on one thing: curried goat for breakfast is just fine. Well, for certain values of goat, anyhow. And possibly of curry.S