Quite some time ago, Irina (her take) asked me to write up my "top 10 sources" for Top 10 Sources. As usual, it took longer than expected. But I finished a few days ago and it's now live: Jeremy Zawodny's Top 10.
Picking my ten favorite sources took me a bit longer than I thought it would. It's not because I'm lazy (I am) or because I've been busy (I have). No, it's because I never really thought that hard about why I like the blogs I read. What is it about a particular person's musings that is able to grab and hold my attention over time? What makes me go back for more, day after day?
You know, I can barely remember back to when I was using AmphetaDesk to read less than 20 feeds. I even patched the code once to fix a bug that annoyed me before switching to Bloglines, which lasted for a few months. Once I hit 60 or so feeds, I ditched to idea of having a blogroll on my site.
I'd share my OPML but it's kinda painful to do. It changes often and I haven't found the time to automate it. If I had, there'd be some sort of blogroll-like thing on my site.
Until that day comes, this will have to do.
Who is on your top 10 list?
Posted by jzawodn at May 09, 2006 03:06 PM
ranked in order (ie - when logging into Bloglines who's feed do I read first)
Kottke
Waxy links
my del.icio.us inbox
Seth Godin's Blog
Ftrain.com
Projectionist
SvN
Stevey's Blog Rants
The Dilbert Blog
Searchblog
With regards to OPML, have you checked out Grazr?
http://www.grazr.com
And have you tried Atiki.com ? Interesting tool to group feeds in reading lists and share with others.
