So he advocates never subscribing to high frequency feeds because most clients show the contents of all feeds in one big list. I find that is the wrong way to

So he advocates never subscribing to high frequency feeds because most clients show the contents of all feeds in one big list. I find that is the wrong way to adress the problem. A more useful solution seems to be a different way to structure an rss reader. Opera for example incorporates one that works alongside its email client. It fixes the issue by treating individual feeds as email folders which can be structured inside more folders and highlighting folders with unread contents as well as displaying their content counts. This screenshow should demonstrate usefully how easy this makes it to notice new updates on low-frequency feeds while still allowing skimming of high-frequency ones without one interrupting the other: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10190786/feeds.png https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10190786/feeds.png