think27: Goodbye Netvibes. Hello (again) Google Reader.
Robert Scoble
· 2 years ago
You think I am making life rough for you? Heheh. I read thousands of items per day. Just "J, J, J, J" through them. Firefox 3.0beta2 makes things a bit faster too.
James Lamb
· 2 years ago
With regards to "This is tricky, Scoble alone has shared something like 60 items just today. How do you people deal with this?"
Have never used Netvibe, but I usually end up with 160-200 new RSS feeds a day to get through. I love Reader's keyboard shortcuts, allows me to weed through it so quickly. I check in the morning, at lunch and in the evenings. OF course, I don't get my email to zero, as much as I try.
(In case you're interested... you did ask.)
John Erik
· 2 years ago
hahaha.. @Scobleizer no way man. the good stuff come from you -- you're like a massive filter for good content.
John Erik
· 2 years ago
also, James and Robert, thanks for the two tips! i def. rock the keyboard in gmail, but didn't think about it in the Reader.
monica
· 1 year ago
the trends feature is so addictive... welcome (again) to google reader :)
Varun Mathur
· 1 year ago
Hi
Check out www.alertle.com. Its a new generation RSS feed reader. Doesn't tell you how many articles you have NOT read. A bit less annoying :)
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Have never used Netvibe, but I usually end up with 160-200 new RSS feeds a day to get through. I love Reader's keyboard shortcuts, allows me to weed through it so quickly. I check in the morning, at lunch and in the evenings. OF course, I don't get my email to zero, as much as I try.
(In case you're interested... you did ask.)
Check out www.alertle.com. Its a new generation RSS feed reader. Doesn't tell you how many articles you have NOT read. A bit less annoying :)