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“Is anyone still reading feeds?” – Josue Salazar
Long-time friend Josue Salazar asks, via Twitter: “Actually, is anyone still reading feeds? I bet many mainly live off of content people are tweeting links about. Sensational content != good.” Sounds familiar.
Posted in Links Also tagged blogging, feed reading, josue-salazar, questions, reading, twitter 2 Comments
The pseudo Twitter follow through FriendFeed
A quick and simple way to stay up-to-date with someone, or something, on Twitter without needing to "follow" them.
Are feeds really like a time machine?
I'm constantly trying to figure out ways describe things in a way anyone can understand. Lets continue working to that end, instead of going the opposite direction.
Posted in Notes Also tagged atom, bloglines, definition, robert-scoble, rss, unified-feed-theory 2 Comments
Hello Google Reader
I've finally switched, completely, to using Google Reader and so far - I'm loving it.
Ramblings in response to Viddler ramblings
In response to a few thoughts Michael Meiser had about Viddler's commenting features and their proposed competition.
Posted in Notes Also tagged chris-messina, commenting, competition, michael-meiser, mozilla, rambling, rob-sandie, timed-comments, uvta, viddler, video-sharing 4 Comments
Re: The usefulness of Microformats
Recently Kyle expressed his gripes about Microformats, their documentation, and usefulness. This is my reply to that.
Posted in Notes Also tagged atom, hatom, hcard, html, jeremy-keith, kyle-neath, microformats, rss, syndication, tantek-Çelik, technorati 3 Comments
RSS to Twitter using PHP 5 now on GitHub