Jul 12 2007
Does Anyone Know Anything?
Is there some sort of feed website where I can subscribe to all my favorite blogs and have all new posts on said blogs delivered to my email? I’d like to do this from one single source rather than a rag-tag collection of feeds, and I’d really like them delivered to the email address of my choosing, rather than having to visit yet another website (if I can do that, then I’d just read all the blogs). I’m trying to streamline things here so that I can easily keep up with everyone.
On a side note, does anyone know how I can smack the idiot know-nothings who don’t know what the hell song they’re sharing on L!meW1re? I get so annoyed when I see a song by an artist, thinking that particular artist covered a song I already like, only to find out that it’s not a cover, it’s the original version, and some idiot put the wrong artist to the song. Then again, I suppose the people who use L!mew1re are the same idiots who pimp out their MySpace pages so that they are rendered unreadable by the general population.
If you check my site, you can subscribe by e-mail, which is a feature provided by feedburner. All feedburner feeds have that option and can be activated by the feed owner. If a site doesn’t have it active, all you have to do is ask and most will activated it for you.
I think this method starts to break down once you start subscribing to a lot of feeds. Have you considered using Thunderbird’s built in feed reader? It would at least help to centralize your feeds and mail in a central location. It works well for me, anyway.
If I can help, drop me a mail.
I use bloglines.com
It’s my best friend.
I have you bloglined!
If you’re already a Google gal, though, try Google Reader:
http://reader.google.com
They’re pretty much the same. I’d use GoogleReader, but I had already been using Bloglines for so long when GR came out that I didn’t feel like switching.
Ok, I posted before (but don’t see it?) but obviously need to start reading more carefully the first time around.
I have no idea about these services but I think they fit your bill:
http://www.rssfwd.com/
http://www.r-mail.org/
Google Reader still seems awesome even though it’s not straight to your inbox. Personally I can’t handle anything else going to my inbox.
i can’t remember if you use gmail but if you do, goodle reader is fantastic. it shows up on my main google page next to my gmail inbox. i am in love with it.
if you don’t already use gmail i suppose it’s the same as any other feed reader because you’d still have to visit it, but i love it. love it.
I am, at this very moment, starting to use bloglines. It’s not email, but it may help.
Bloglines is good with three o’s.
I have you on Bloglines.