Linky Linky
"Linky Linky" was a term I originally found on a message board I frequented back in the early 00s. It was a playful request to provide a link to the source material that someone was basing their argument or position on during a discussion. Since then, and college, I always to try to have a link to whatever data or article I am referring to if I can help it. Sometimes I don't, especially if I'm just typing away at the keyboard with no goal in mind. However, when I can I do. I recently read this article by Thomas Hartman whom I'm connected to on Google+ . His article, or blog post, cites a story in the New York Times about the lack of social mobility in the United States due to the top one-percent earners lobbying for laws and policies that keep the rest of us down. Great. Now, I'd like to read said article. However, Thomas Hartman doesn't link to it anywhere in his post. Which I find very annoying. It's just a personal preference of mine to have...
