Anyway, have added a section on syndication & feeds to my blogger hacks post, mostly having to do with 2Rss.com & their conversion of the blogger atom feed to an RSS feed.
Have also spent a little while longer with Bloglines, having previously been an exclusive devotee of the Kinja. I like Kinja because it presents the posts from your selected feeds on a public page in (mostly) chronological order, and so you can read the new stuff from multiple sources on the first page &c without having to log in. Here's what I've finally noticed about bloglines, though. Despite the logging in & the listing of posts by blog, There's a sort of mini-del.icio.us thing going on there, with their clip / blog function. Here's what I'm thinking... I can't use del.icio.us to bookmark other people's stuff because I'm using my del.icio.us as a category manager... So let's try the bloglines clip blog as a back-pocket to put stuff in for later.
To read the blogs that I subscribe to, visit Freshbloglines, & click links in the sidebar. The feeds from the blogs that I subscribe to will open in new windows. If you're signed in to bloglines, (again with the signing in) you'll be able to copy posts to your clip blog. Worth investigating, anyway...
Excellent.
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