Here's what we've got for you in our Weekly Top 5:
* Tracking greed (n+1 Magazine)
* Teaching through terminal illness (Stanford Magazine)
* Pivoting as a pastor (The New York Times)
* Reading poetry, closely (Slate)
* Breaking bad loading habits (The Atlantic)
Learn why our editors have recommended these pieces and find out which story our audience loved most.
perfect for a day like this
Mii Lofii - Handpicked friendly chilled Lofi (Lo-fi Music, Chill, Cozy Gaming Music, Jazzhop, Lofi) updated fridays
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Just pushed the 3000th issue of the daily geospatial links digest 
https://geoinquiets.github.io/rafagas/2025/04-11.html
We've translated 8463 links since 2015-06-04 by @Raf, but he actually started circa 2011.
Sharing here a few basic metrics from the CSV we generate along the digest for anyone to leverage.
To be honest, I follow #living #art. Not #dead perceptual #reflections of what is known by a completely separate #vision under its name.
And here's why:
1. Animated #creation inspires #innovation to take #shape around you.
2. Still creation requires #curation to make shape #matter beyond embodiment.
RIP, Conference Curator! The fantasy of the conference curator is dead. Instead, let conference attendees choose conference content.
https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/event-design/2014/11/rip-conference-curator
Finally:
This month we're featuring the Certificate in Digital Curation 
This prepares you to undertake projects in #digital #curation, including #collection development, rights and access, and digital #preservation, with an understanding of professional #ethics and responsible #stewardship
Learn more: https://libraryjuiceacademy.com/certificate/digital-curation/
Here's why "conference curators"—people who can supposedly create great programs at conferences—are a myth.
Here's what we've got for you in our Weekly Top 5:
* Long COVID camaraderie (Men's Health)
* Breeding terrorists on Telegram @ProPublica / Frontline
* 737 Max coverup (Wired)
* Petrusich profiles Dacus (The New Yorker)
* The Irish pub as export (Smithsonian Magazine)
Learn why our editors have recommended these pieces and find out which story our audience loved most.
Tip: When you post content on Flipboard or Mastodon—either through your Flipboard social account or in your federated Flipboard magazines—always include relevant hashtags in the captions.
Why?
Hashtags help your content be discoverable by users who follow or search for those topics. Using the right hashtags increases engagement and visibility.
How to Choose the Right Hashtag?
Search for your topic on Flipboard, Mastodon, Bluesky, or other Fediverse instances. Check the popularity of a hashtag (e.g., on Mastodon, #Food has 1.3K mentions, while #Sports has 1K). Use a mix of general and specific hashtags to reach a broader audience.
Here's what we've got for you in our Weekly Top 5:
* Propagate language, preserve culture (Noēma)
* Hip-hop hooch hustles (Taste)
* Grieving a landscape lost (Salvation South)
* A gutsy take on indigestion (VQR)
* All the feels for the forums (The Fence)
Learn why our editors have recommended these pieces and find out which story our audience loved most.
Are you interested in the universe and space? Would you like an example of human curation at its best?
First on Twitter and then here, for the past couple of decades Daniel Fisher @cosmos4u has been handpicking, commenting, and sharing news and updates about astronomy and astrophysics, as well as space exploration and the space industry.
Daniel also runs a great space blog:
Whoa
A mag 3.0 earthquake near Long Beach CA?
Whoa
Having lived right there for the first 27 years of my life, I can tell you no one noticed
Or if anyone noticed, they didn't care
