For every post in Fortnightly Mailing there are probably four or five items that I do not get round to writing up, or decide not to bother with. For the next three months I am intending to use FriendFeed to make informal notes about these items. You can keep an eye on these by subscribing to this public RSS feed, which also includes links to the posts that make it into Fortnightly Mailing. (So far I am very impressed with FriendFeed, which is intelligible and flexible.)
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