Viewing Not Dead Yet – and Other Blogs – on Facebook

Confession: the instructions below have been only slightly modified from an original set of instructions written by Dick Sobsey at the ICAD blog. I’ve already suggested that people who check this blog regularly should bookmark the ICAD blog. Similarly, substitute “ICAD” for “Not Dead Yet” in the instructions below and you can view ICAD easily on Facebook.

Ripped off and slightly edited instructions below:

Facebook users may want to follow Not Dead Yet and any other blogs of interest through the Facebook NetworkedBlogs application. It is an easy and efficient way to keep up with the various blogs you follow. If you are interested and use Facebook here is how to get started (If you are interested but don’t use Facebook, you will need to register for Facebook first). Just follow the six easy (honest!) steps below:

1.Click here on NetworkedBlogs. The application page will open in a new browser window. (You may be asked to sign in to facebook if you are not already signed in or haven’t enabled automatic sign in).

2. On the NewtworkedBlogs page, click on Go To Application,” which is near the top right-hand corner.

3. You will probably asked for permission for the application to access your profile. You need to tell the application that this is okay.

4. You will now see a page with lots and lots of blogs on it that you can add to the blogs you want to follow. You simply click on “add this” to add any blog to your list.

5. In the search box below the blue facebook bar at the top and directly to the right of NetworkedBlogs logo, type Not Dead Yet and click the Go button. (hint: if you put a space after “Not Dead Yet” or type in Not Dead Yet News, it will help eliminate some false hits and insure that the NDY blog is the first choice).

6. The Not Dead Yet News & Commentary blog will come up at or near the top of the list. Simply click on follow. In a second or two, the word follow will change to following and you are signed up.

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There are three more optional things that you may want to do. You can do any or all of them now, or you can decide whether to do them later on.

First, at the very bottom of the page, you can click on bookmark NetworkedBlogs. This will add a small circular symbol in your bookmarks at the bottom of the page that you can use to take you to your blogs instantly anytime that you are using facebook.

Second, find and add any other blogs that you would like to follow on facebook and add them to your blog list.

Third, You can add a blogs tab on your profile page, if you wish. Just go to your Facebook Profile Page. Under your name, you will see tabs for Wall, Info, and any others you’ve added. The final tab on the right is a + sign. Simply click on it. to reveal a menu and click on Blogs under teh menu to add a blogs tab to the page. This is another way of making your blogs quickly accessible through facebook.

4 thoughts on “Viewing Not Dead Yet – and Other Blogs – on Facebook

  1. I hope we will be able to access Not Dead Yet in the way it is now.
    A friend asked me to be a contact on Facebook. I discovered I had to sign on. I am ambivalent, but did it. Changed my mind. Couldn’t get back on to delete.

  2. Thank you for sharing your concern with me. I suspect that others might have the same concerns but aren’t writing. As I will write on the main blog shortly, the facebook access is an *additional* option for reading or following this blog. It doesn’t replace anything – and it’s not meant to.

    I am sorry for the confusion. –Stephen

  3. Hi, Stephen..

    Saw this and the other related post.. We’ve definitely got to get the word out there, and social media sure appears to be moving mountains these days.. Will tag you all next time I log into Facebook..

    Cyber hugs from Talking Rock.. 🙂

  4. Cindy,

    I just tracked you down on facebook and put in my friend request.

    I’ve only been on facebook a short time, but I’ve found it fun and useful. The community could put this to better use than I think we currently are – for those of us who are online. –Stephen

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