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honestly, There are some feeds that I wish I could leave always as "mark all as read" - i.e. nyt front page feed, seeking alpha rss, etc. I recently instead ma
by seltzered 16y ago
honestly, There are some feeds that I wish I could leave always as "mark all as read" - i.e. nyt front page feed, seeking alpha rss, etc.
I recently instead made a personal rule to just use google reader for blogs that don't post heavily, usually ones curated by a single person.
- etm117 16y agoI agree with that sentiment. Every few months when I have some down time, I go through each feed and toss ones that are posting too much. It also allows me to toss ones that I added because they had an interesting post 3 months ago, but had crummy follow-up posts that just clog up reader since I do not read them.
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- pclark 16y agoI agree, I have about 25 feeds in Google Reader - about 200 items per day, and it's far more useful.
- Sukotto 16y agoHaving too many feeds is just like having too much physical stuff in your life. I went through my list and paired it down to 100 (from about 300). That's still too many and I plan to cut it down even more... but it's a weight off my mind to just let all of them go. A good place to start when pruning your feeds is the "trends" page. http://www.google.com/reader/view/#trends-page http://www.google.com/reader/view/#trends-page