Bye Bye Bloglines

I just switched over to rojo and findory.

From some quick playing around with it, rojo will replace my daily reading. I've significantly scaled back the blogs that I read. I plan to scale it back even further to the people that read and link to me and the people that I communicate with behind the blog. Because I can connect to other people that use rojo, I'll be able to not only follow what my cohorts write, but also what they read and tag. I am looking forward to more collaboration with the people that are supporting us. I think rojo can provide that. You know who you are, please connect with me.

I also imported my opml into findory. I didn't cut back the feeds in findory as findory determines the most read items in my feeds. So, if I stumble upon a blog that looks interesting, I'll subscribe via findory. I probably won't read it regularly, but let findory's personalization technology sort through the crap.

Comments

[Greg Linden]

Glad you like it, Peter!

[Carl Weaver]

Sorry to use this forum to get in touch with you, but I couldn't find an email link. I am putting together a videoblogging mini conference here in Worcester and wanted to let you know about it. Please email me back and I will send more info. It is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 3rd.

Thanks,
Carl

[Greg Yardley]

Let me know how you find Rojo. If it's nice and fast now, maybe I'll give it another whirl.

[Noah Brier]

Yeah, please update us on this adventure. I thought about it a while ago but was annoyed when you couldn't change the default behavior for read feeds (to just delete the entries).

[Peter Caputa]

That's my first issue with rojo. Using bloglines, I am used to the post disappearing after I've read it. In rojo, you have to click "mark as read". It is an extra step which I don't want to do.

Anyone know the people behind rojo?