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This logic makes no sense to me. To me the whole point of a feed reader is to not miss items. So you're saying you went to Twitter so you could "ignore it whe
by TomOfTTB 17y ago
This logic makes no sense to me. To me the whole point of a feed reader is to not miss items. So you're saying you went to Twitter so you could "ignore it when you don't want" but that means you never needed a feed reader in the first place.
I mean, if you don't care about missing important items and Twitter works for you that's great. But to me it doesn't solve the problem feed readers are trying to solve.
- mariorz 17y agoI don't think that's the original problem at all. the original problem was simply aggregating a bunch of feeds into one page. I use my feed reader a lot and have no problems with using the "mark all as read" button every so often.