I love reading feeds

As to 1, yes, there are too many things on your link blog for a normal person to even browse through everyday. I would concede the fact that perhaps that blog is not for normal people. In which case, by all means, keep up the good work.

I added the link blog to my reader, on your recommendation, early this week. On the first day, I found many an engaging article. I woke up the second morning to find twice my normal volume in my reader. I had to remove your link blog for lack of time.

Cheers,

1) 50 seems like a lot, but I
2) subscribe using Google Reader and skim very quickly. You usually post a few things a day that I read in its entirety, and
3) yes, I’m a fan of the link blog, and I post maybe two or three items on mine each day, which the few people who read it probably access through the widget in my blog‘s sidebar.
My Google link blog (mostly environment-related), and its feed

I have been using Google Reader for a month and made the switch from Newgator Online. There are only subtle differences in the experience, but big enough for me to want to stick with Google.

Link blog:
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/12766354832894079293

I love Google Reader, it adds alot of benefits. I scan through your linkblog posts on Google Reader and pick out what catches my eye, so I don’t think it’s too many. Keep em coming.

My link blog is here: http://www.google.com/reader/shared/07144623670831472936

In true geek fashion, I’m actually programming my own rss reader. It’s a really lite, fast win32 program… simple 3 pane style. I’m just adding support for keyword filters which is pretty cool.

I had to give up on your linkblog. Too much. I did see cool stuff in there while I was subscribed though.

I’d like to share mine, but I don’t like the fact that Reader publicizes my name.

I’m still using Bloglines to read my feeds, though I will use Google Reader whenever Bloglines is acting up, which, for some reason, seems to be often now. But it does allow me to have a link blog.

http://www.bloglines.com/blog/Chrono803

Yes, I am a regular reader of your main blog and link blog. My primary rss reader is Google Reader and my link blog is here:

http://www.google.com/reader/shared/06124810147951159518

I have about 160 feeds in my feed reader and they generate about 700+ articles a day. I don’t have the key shortcuts integrated yet, but plan on adding it some time. My preferred style of reading is to just put it into collapsed articles mode similar to the list view on Google Reader and paging down rather than scooting down the page one article at a time. Similarly, I then expand the articles that might be interesting to then decide if I want to click through.

You get pretty good at skimming article titles after a while. Blogs that I don’t like are those like Scripting News that don’t put titles on individual posts, leaving you to wonder what is in the article. I’m also not big on blogs that put giant articles in the feed rather than a small piece that you can then read on their site. They’re not thinking “eyeballs”.

You turned me on to Google Reader when you blogged about it some time ago and talked about your ling blog.

I don’t have a personal blog (yet) but I enjoy sharing some links with my friends. Some of us had created a network of shared links

1) sometimes a little hard to stay up to date, but always good links.
2) yes, I’m subscribed
3) mine is

My link blog is
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/14543052240064934315

I really like Google Reader and use it daily to see many sites quickly. It’s the best way to view feeds to date IMO. I’m also seeing a number of referrers on my logs from http://www.google.com/reader/view/

My link blog (where I only add an average of about 2 links each day) is http://www.google.com/reader/shared/user/07563809003240544553/state/com.google/broadcast

I added the link blog URL to Feedburner.com then used their Buzzboost service to output it to my regular blog. See “almost blogged” at the bottom of my sidebar navigation for the integration.

What do you think?

Well, I broke the layout, so I had to remove it. Oh well.

you put SO MANY up. almost too many, i think. i do enjoy reading it, though.

i use google reader, and have a link blog of my own:
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/13755541617105859810

I consider your link blog to be a daily river that you create for those who need to know what it feels like when reading less than 3000 words per minute.

I forcefeed your link blog to college students new to blogging so that they understand the research imperative. Part of that imperative comes by glancing over the shoulders of others. I appreciate you sharing the stream you create because it’s so much fun purging it ruthlessly from my Google reader. I can be ruthless because I know it comes right back in full force! In a twisted way, marking your link blog as “read” consistently produces the satisfaction I need from trying to manage my incoming mail. When I need a boost, I open your link blog, mark it read, and translate the satisfaction over to my unread mails.

Thanks, coach.

1) I don’t think you have too many items in your link blog. Although I do think at times the are more links than posts. I would rather have less link blog entries if it meant more Scoble-blog posts. That being said,I’m a Scoble acolyte and I’ll read anything you put out.

2) Google Reader

3) http://www.google.com/reader/shared/01270030268309960468

1) I haven’t looked – you could use Feedburner and integrate your links into your feed using Link Splicer: http://www.douglaskarr.com/2006/12/01/subscribe-for-some-delicious-extras/

2) Google Reader

3) I used #1 and incorporate the two. I also have a widget on my home page that shows the latest links: http://www.douglaskarr.com

Regards,
Doug

Robert — on your suggestion I’ve tried Google Reader. I haven’t looked back yet. I find it much nicer than Newsfire or NetNewsWire for OSX, but I know that not everyone does.

I have about 110 feeds. No linkblog yet,as I’m just setting up my blog’s shop, so to speak.

1) No, I don’t think you’re putting too many items on your link blog. Google Reader makes it easy to skim through headlines and only read ones that pique my interest.
2) I am subscribed to your link blog through Google Reader.
3) Inspired by you, I have indeed started my own link blog: http://www.google.com/reader/shared/00674013555693287384

I have been using just FF’s Live Bookmarks. Seems like Google Reader has improved quite a bit since I last tried, now actually incorporating the graphics from the original blog posts. Have to try that out soon.

I try to keep myself updated of what is hot and what people are talking in the net, so the amount of feeds is almost unmanageable. Mostly i’ll just settle on reading Slashdot

Would love to try it, but it won’t import OPML from Newsgator: Your OPML file could not be imported. Please make sure that it is correctly formatted and try again.

I tried Google Reader today and fell in love with it. After trying it I switched from NetNewsWire.

My shared items is: http://www.google.com/reader/shared/09833560235991284109