Rodent Regatta

may be the alternatives to RSS aggregators. Possibly by grouping links in the blogroll or by properly grouping favorites/bookmarks into reading frequencies, one might achieve the same thing that we get from RSS aggregators. In effect you wind up with daily, weekly, monthly and infrequent reading lists or something of that sort. However, neither of these choices streamlines the posting process once you decide to comment about something you read. How do the masters do it?

For some reason I had low opinion of external bookmark managers (without trying them) even though my bookmarks are out of control. I became an instant convert after trying Powermarks for mere 30 minutes. It almost removes the frustration of not being able to find a page bookmarked some time ago. [Krzysztof Kowalczyk’s Weblog]