Okay, I now have a useful link to Rollyo....

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This would be my Rollyo link:
http://rollyo.com/fictionaddiction/
Umm, that didn't work...

I've gone back to Librarything, which I like, and added an eclectic selection of favoured titles. It's interesting to see what others are into. Here's my link:
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/blogvirgin

Thanks to a learned colleague, I have finally been able to add a link to my selected image generator!!!! Little did I know, one has to click on the "add image" icon. Yet another strike against learning in a vacuum!

Have just read the Library 2.0 info (I'm jumping around all over the place!). I think that information would have been useful at the beginning of this exercise. It's all very exciting stuff, though a little (a lot) overwhelming too. The potential for libraries is fantastic, though how many are truly committed to the task.....?

Okay, so maybe I'm getting this. I like the idea of having a running news service to keep me apprised of what I'm interested in. The technical details are frustrating - it would help to be a programmer!!
www.bloglines.com/public/fictionaddiction

Just read the stuff on Wikis - very interesting. I think the application most useful for libaries, and would love to see it explored where I work. Fat chance I'd say! Anyway, here's hoping......

How very frustrating this all is!!!!! I am trying without much success to attach my RSS feeds to my blog. I still need someone to sit next to me and show me.Aaargh.

Have been away for two weeks and am trying to catch-up. Still confused. Trying to copy and paste one of the image generators........can't seem to copy and paste the blythedoll image????? Really need someone to sit down and show me how.

I've looked at Flickr and mashups and RSS feeds but it's really all still Greek to me. (I don't even own a digital camera, and I've only just managed to text messages, without punctuation!)
I'm hoping this will lead to enlightenment, but so far it all seems a little 'under-coordinated' - sorry!

Dear me, how particularly inept I am in this area. But I am pleased to be learning some 'new tricks'. There's (some) life in the old dog yet!