What Links Do You Want?

I was in the process of updating the sidebar links, but was a little confused as to what exactly would people prefer, and what would make them navigate this site more effectively to help them find content they seek. Then I got thinking…

Why not ask you, my dear readers, directly? So I created a poll (see the top of this post) that asks the question, “What links would you like to see on the sidebar?” Please choose your answer.

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To view the entire poll, just hover your mouse over the arrows. If your answer is “other,” could you please specify by replying and posting a comment, below? Thanks.

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[...] 2. I blog because it’s a great way to do research, to find out what people want and how they want it, and to ask questions from which I learn a great deal. [...]
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From Gina

I tried to vote, but got the message that the poll was unavailable. I don’t know if that means that vote got registered, but I can’t see the result, or that the vote didn’t get registered. I voted for “related articles,” by the way.

I hope this helps!
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From sadiyya

I think all of the above would be perfect.
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From Stephen

Related entries is great help when you’re studying. I just read 3 of your articles on headlines… because I found one and saw links to two more on the specific topic I wanted to know more about. Related entries is a very valuable resource.
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From David Scott Lynn

I have no preference, but I would like to see them all, if you can fit them on. If so, I think starting with related articles would be good.
Thanks for all your great work.
David Scott Lynn
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From Siriol Jameson

I voted for useful resouces because I can use a little help to make my work easier. I
certainly appreciate hearing your opinion on the many resources out there - and which
ones you would choose.
Thank you for your encouraging posts.
Siriol Jameson
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From David Williams

Why the need to specify just 1 of the 4 (radio buttons), a mixture of those categoires is probably best, as they are all important. I was impressed by the Time site, which I visited for the first time earlier today () and the combination of Featured articles, Latest News, Latest Blogs in the ZDNet Tech Update [newsletters@zdnet.online.com] or the link bars in http://blogs.zdnet.com/ such as Other Recent Posts, Polls, articles and blogs “From our sponsors”, Power Features, related facts etc. are also a good mix.
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