To syndicate or not to syndicate, that is the question...

As some of you probably noticed, life doesn't always allow me to blog as often as I'd like. However, I don't want that to stop the flow and dissemination of info to my readers, especially when I'm constantly stumbling across great content in the "blogosphere", on a variety of stats topics!

With this in mind, I'm thinking of adopting the practice of occasionally posting (in a limited way) a syndicated article that I think is especially interesting. To be clear, I intend to spread good content not steal someone's effort. To make this clear, my plan is to only post the title and a paragraph or two of the article, which will be followed by a link to the full article on the original blogger's site.

What do you think? Do you think a curated stream of stats content that I particularly find interesting, sprinkled in among my normal blog posts would be a good idea?

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Comments

[Glenn]

As an AP stats teacher, I would love this. It is hard to find good articles in stats when you aren't in the industry. Thank you!

[Jeremy Taylor]

Thanks for the feedback, Glenn!

[Navneet Dhand]

Thanks Jeremy. Good idea!
I recently started a section for sharing interesting articles in LinkedIn group 'Vet Epidemiology and biostatistics'. You are also welcome to share articles in that group particularly those that are relevant for epidemiologists.

[Jeremy Taylor]

Thanks Navneet!