[IxDA Discuss] RSS feeds for non-geeks
Diego Moya
turingt at gmail.com
Fri Sep 1 03:43:27 PDT 2006
On 16/01/06, Robert Hoekman, Jr. <mmbeta at gmail.com> wrote:
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> I've been thinking lately baout RSS feeds. From what I can tell, they seem
> to only be used by 1-5% of the connected world, and I've been imagining what
> could be done to make RSS more accessible to the average non-geek computer
> user and make RSS more popular.
Much has been said already in this thread about the subscription
process, but less about the problem of actually consuming the
suscribed information.
I just came across a RSS aggregator developed by the people at Raskin
Center for Humane Interfaces - the Humanized Reader. Their main
design goal is that reading an aggregator be as simple as reading a
blog.
http://www.humanized.com/reader/
Unfortunately, they have a fixed choice of news feeds - it doesn't
allow creation of user accouns (yet?).
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