I find myself often resisting by default the categories I have set up,  feeling as I often do that I can’t really categorize some things as “theological” (and thus in the “Theoblogical” category) and others ,  well,  NOT.  I noticed that on Martin’s Blog Flow,  he links to my Theoblogical Category,  and so I wonder if he’s seeing any of what I have been writing lately since I tend to post things solely to my Front Page or “uncategorized”.  

Then “Theoblogical” also has several “SubCategories”,  but Radio doesn’t provide me a way to do that unless I am missing out on some plugins/add-ons that someone has written.  Sub-Theoblogical categories like “Online Community” aren’t really “Under” theoblogical,  since they overlap into several at once. 

I like the Outliner style that Martin has,  but does that “hide” things from Google Search?  I’m not sure.  The whole XML world is just clear enough to me that I feel excited by its possibilities,  but still feeling a bit left behind in my abilities to programatically hook into it.  I want to explore using XML tags in the process of writing,  so that sections of postings can be “available” at any moment in any other posting,  as a link,  or as a “Data-driven” insertion into a new context,  or a way to list other “related” , relevant instances of exploration of the topic.