With all the alternatives we have these days, I don't see any reason to mourn a product its parent company obviously didn't want to support any longer. It was m

With all the alternatives we have these days, I don't see any reason to mourn a product its parent company obviously didn't want to support any longer. It was my impression back then that countless other services continued right where Google Reader left off the day it was shut down. Personally, I migrated to Feedbin. Importing my subscriptions and replacing the accounts in my feed reader of choice (Reeder) didn't require more than a few minutes of my time.