And if there's anything in this world we can count on for change, it's all things internet-related.
I've been hanging onto old Squidoo lenses, or maybe I should say lenses with old topics. I "archive" them, explaining that this page was created during the 2008 election process (for instance) and is here for historical reference. That, I've come to decide, is so bogus! There's nothing on most of these old lenses that anyone wants to read or wouldn't find elsewhere if they did want some historical information. There are other lenses, too, that I just don't care about anymore. (There, I said it.) They're baggage, dragging me down when I notice them there on my dashboard whispering, pleading, "Let me go!"
It's time to delete some of those oldies-that-were-formerly-goodies, cut the cord, say "sayonara" and move on.
Yes, it's a bit like "empty nest syndrome" - my lens-kids leaving home makes me sad - but the good news is that I can keep making new lens-babies on current topics that people actually care about. And "people," in this case, includes me. No more maintenance, no regrets. Those babies are going bye-bye!
New, updated, useful, original content. That's the part of the internet equation that stays the same. Time to build it!
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