1. Mike Rundle on October 3, 2005 12:02 PM writes...

Bloglines really hasn't been innovating the past few months, at least not in the user experience. I've been a Bloglines user for awhile now, and I'll continue to use it over a desktop-based client just because those kill my productivity like nobody's business.

With Bloglines I only read blogs when I load up my page, so for me it's a great way to actually get work done :)

2. Mike Sierra on October 3, 2005 12:41 PM writes...

What do you mean by that last comment, about doing something deeper than channeling feeds? Aside from Rojo's social tagging, what's your wish list?

3. Stowe Boyd on October 3, 2005 12:54 PM writes...

Mike S -

Hmmm. The activities of active readers involve the creation and exploring of all sorts of writing and commentary. Right now its all very disconnected, and not conversatiounal enough. The fact that I am, right now, responding to you is not very clear, as just one example, until you actually read what I have written. Trackbacks and comments are weak. Bookmarks and tags are interesting, but do not represent attributes of relationships very week, which is exactly what we are trying to do with them.

Anyway, various posts I have done in recent months about social design and social architecture apply here. Tools and user experience should be more people oriented, and less RSS feed oriented.

4. Yannick Bollati on October 3, 2005 04:54 PM writes...

Tried Rojo and so far I am not convinced.

First it is very slow and the user interface is cumbersome.

Bloglines is simple but also very fast.

Secondly I don't really like all those feeds that are pushed to you during the subscription process. I get the impression that Rojo is trying to create a perfect marketing profile of me while creating my account... Bad vibes…

5. rick gregory on October 4, 2005 01:21 AM writes...

Stowe,

I've been waiting for two years for some newsreader to move past the basic aggregation model. Rojo's tagging features are a small step toward this as is the sharing feature, but the lack of community on blogs is one reason I've not taken up blogging.

I post on several topic-oriented BBs and, while they're not getting hype in web 2.0-land or blog-land, a good board gives you the ability to connect and converse with people in a very easy manner. I don't think blogs are just a fad, but I do think they have a long way to go before they become truly social.

6. rick gregory on October 4, 2005 11:16 AM writes...

Hmmm.. note to self, don't stop writing in the middle of a comment then come back, write some more and hit submit - at least not without proofing...

OK, so the previous comment shifted topics abruptly, sorry...

Aggregators - the current crop are fine, but boring and not innovative. Bloglines lost me for a simple reason (lack of tags which, which allow me to categorize a feed/post in more than one dimension), but the problem is deeper than that or even than Bloglines. Name one aggragator, web or desktop, that has at least 3 features in it that make you go "wow, that really steps beyond the 'bring together a bunch of stuff' model." No one is doing anything interesting, or at least revelaing anything interesting, in this space. Rojo added tagging, but that's about it. The space desparately needs some innovation or it won't fulfill its promise.

The comment about blogs - well, I think they're pretty lacking in innovation too... but that's another comment.

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