
On most computers there is a little x icon in the top right hand window of most windows and applications you open (if you use a fruity device it is on the left). Don't close it - take a little while to linger longer.
Engage in a little Tangential Genealogy. Keep that window or app open and eXplore a little. You just never know what treasures you may uncover if you dig down through the layers of that website or app.
You could even find a sledge hammer to knock down a brickwall.
2 comments:
I must admit I am guilty of hitting that X too early. Many times I have gone back to one of those "Xed" sites to find, as you say, much more hidden underneath. It pays not to be in too much of a rush.
I really love the creativeness of your X post this, it is great advice. I do tend to open new tabs or pages, to the point that my browser crashes, which can be painful, but at least they mostly reload afterwards.
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