There are pros and cons in all decisions, just go for what you think benefit readers and what’s appropriate to your purpose. Too many links may be distracting but I didn’t mind before as most are very insightful content. As usual, thank you so much for the FF resourceful links, time for some reading! ^^ See you around.

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Till then,

Jean

PS. I’m a huge fan of your fetching Friday’s! I always seem to find something useful and fun to read, regardless of the topics.
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I love your style and attention to detail on every single aspect of your content and web design. Every week, you provide some incredible resources for all of us. I often find myself leaving a tab on my browser window open all weekend just to see what you have uncovered and yes, of course this takes a fair amount of my time, but it is well worth it.

The concept of limiting yourself to 5 articles per category is more digestible in a sitting, but less valuable. I can’t tell you how often I have asked myself, “didn’t Kristi link to something on this topic?” Literally, I will look back at your posts weeks and even months earlier to something which I may not have grabbed me at the time, but I realize is more significant than I realized at first blush. I wonder how much of your insight I would be missing out on in this new format simply to follow some self-imposed and arbitrary rule.

Anyway, my advice is to say true to your style. That’s why I am here reading and commenting. You have made so many thoughtful decision as it relates to your site and I respect your view immeasurably. What ever you decide, I am sure it is the right choice.

All the Best,
Jay

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