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I'm shocked hearing there are people who try to read everything in their RSS queue. That's madness. I get 300-600 in any given day. What it does though is give
by cykros 1y ago
I'm shocked hearing there are people who try to read everything in their RSS queue. That's madness. I get 300-600 in any given day.
What it does though is give me a range of headlines from news sources I've chosen to follow, that I can skim through, and read maybe 10-30 of on a given day (for some definition of "read" anyway...engage with would be more accurate). Heck, it's how I got here in the first place.
- jlaternman 1y agoYeah, that’s what I find. In fact I’m only on this article catching up with my RSS. I skim through, I arrange feeds in folders alphabetically sorted by both priority and subject. I constantly remove feeds I find too noisy, and I sort chronologically (ascending). I update read status in bulk based on my scroll position (mark above as read). It works really well, though took about a year to figure out what works best for me.