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My favorite RSS reader

May 8, 2007

Web Worker Daily had a post on whether iGoogle or Netvibes was better. I just wanted to voice my vote that I too have been down the path of the My Yahoo page, to iGoogle and am now extremely happy with Netvibes.

I stopped using the My yaho page when Istopped using Yahoo’s mail client. While I see they have made many changes, I so much happier with the Gmail format. When I saw the Google hompage, now called iGoogle, I loved the ajax-y goodness of it and the fact that I could have everything right in front of me. Then someone introduced me to Netvibes and it just clicked more with me. Not sure if it’s the layout or what, but with all the random feeds I read constantly all over the place, I find Netvibes just an easy way to manage them all.

I even went back a couple days ago to see if I could like iGoogle again. I love their attempt to have skins, but then I found the same capabilty and even better in Netvibes (mine is now a pretty green and pink with grass blades on top – reading the news is pretty now! ).

So I am a Netvibes gal after all. </unpaid endorsement>

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Think ill blog abt it today too RT @TheCR @communitygirl Horrible misconceptions abt communuty mgnt [Re:adage art] http://ow.ly/16gwkV 12 hours ago
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Ran a search on @StephanieIzard 's site for san francisco and turned up a good review for @nopasf, that I was looking at already. Go me. 1 day ago
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Hunting for a good restaurant & saw that @salthousesf has a "bad" press section on their site. Pretty hilarious and ingenious idea. :) 1 day ago
So if I had to check out ONE restaurant in SF, what should it be? 1 day ago
has been, and will continue to, pinball around the states for the foreseeable future. 1 day ago

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