Don't call it a comeback - RSS never went away. I find the "pull" model of RSS much nicer to deal with than the "push" model of twitter and facebook. You simpl

Don't call it a comeback - RSS never went away. I find the "pull" model of RSS much nicer to deal with than the "push" model of twitter and facebook. You simply cannot keep up with your twitter feed if you add 20 or 30 publishers that tweet every day. But those same 20 or 30 publishes in an RSS reader are easy to deal with. Of course, the publishers dislike RSS because it messes with their metrics, discourages stickiness, and makes advertising difficult. 3 things that aren't my problem.