Comments on: Experiencing the Art of the Blog. http://subversiveREFORMATION.com/?p=578 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:32:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Steve http://subversiveREFORMATION.com/?p=578&cpage=1#comment-3005 Steve Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:28:47 +0000 http://subversiveREFORMATION.com/?p=578#comment-3005 I use NetNewsWire. I'm using it right now, actually. Honestly I don't feel as though I'm getting less from any particular sebsite by only viewing recent content. In fact, there's no way in the world I would ever get around to reading all the sites I read, were I to actually have to go to each one individually. So it's better than not seeing any of the content at all, i guess. My reader collects all my recent posts, and keeps me updated on how many I have that are unread by keeping a tally in the dock. (i.e. Mail). It works for me. I use NetNewsWire. I’m using it right now, actually. Honestly I don’t feel as though I’m getting less from any particular sebsite by only viewing recent content. In fact, there’s no way in the world I would ever get around to reading all the sites I read, were I to actually have to go to each one individually. So it’s better than not seeing any of the content at all, i guess. My reader collects all my recent posts, and keeps me updated on how many I have that are unread by keeping a tally in the dock. (i.e. Mail).

It works for me.

]]> By: Tyler http://subversiveREFORMATION.com/?p=578&cpage=1#comment-3001 Tyler Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:50:58 +0000 http://subversiveREFORMATION.com/?p=578#comment-3001 There is definitely something to be said for looking at the actual blog outside of just the content. That part I will agree with. I just like how I can get to know a person through their blog by reading all their posts. In the end, the content drives a blog...not the look of it. At least that would be my opinion. There is definitely something to be said for looking at the actual blog outside of just the content. That part I will agree with. I just like how I can get to know a person through their blog by reading all their posts. In the end, the content drives a blog…not the look of it. At least that would be my opinion.

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