I just discovered the change in Bloglines feed management functions. They all Ajax now. Very smooth. Alot easier than before. Some of the functions you can do are as followed:

• single/multiple drag-n-drop folders and files,
• delete items by selecting single/multiple items and press “Delete” button.
• Ordering (A-Z), (Z-A) or manually
• Single-click to select.
• Click again to rename.
• Double-click to edit details.
• Ctrl-click to select multiple.
• Shift-click to select range.
• To reorder, drag and drop into place.

I also notice these days Bloglines feed updates are very fast and Rojo gone too slow for some feeds especially blogspot feeds. So I guess I’ll be switching back to blogline and see how things go.

PS. Oh you guys see my little logo at the right or my feed?
No icon yet, I think icons are only for those feeds with lots of subscriptions cos’ those are stored on Blogline server so they must have add them manually and not from favicon link…well me don’t know.
But I’m glad to see my logo(or whatever that is) image showing up there.

Hmmm for some reason my feed got error [!] message. I don’t know why or may be I must have done something wrong or… well just have to check this post got picked up there. If not then definitely something wrong with my feed.

Links: Subscribe to my Feed
Check out my subscriptions

Technorati Tags: Bloglines, feedreaders, rojo, updates, ajax

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Got notice some neat redesign from Rojo.
Also a new feature “Feed Share” where you can share/promote your feeds. I don’t exactly how to use or how it works but what the heck, it’s new feature so gotta test it out.

The feed structures are alot neater and the main page display is more user friendly and better click through I guess. The logo placing also changed.
Well whatever changes, as long as fast feed updates then I’m fine with it.

Technorati Tags: Rojo, Redesign, Feeds

I was just wondering, how to show my site icon in feed readers.
I mean, is there any code use to display those or only the icons of those sites which has lots of readers are shown there?

I thought those little icons are picked from the availability of your site’s favicon right?
I do have favicon for my site and how come it never been pick up in my feed readers?

Anybody knows a way to show those icons? Any code for that or …??
It’s so unfair! I want to see my icons!!!

Rojo even display screen shots for some sites. Why only some sites?
Is there a way to submit your site screen shot or favicon to those feed readers?

My feed look boring! I want it to show off the favicon/screenshot like others atleast!

Help! Anybody? Somebody? Nobody?

Technorati Tags: Feed Icons, Rojo, Bloglines, Feed Readers

I think this one, “Why I Hate WebLogs” is a school paper on WebLogs.
It’s a nice read and some of the facts he pointed out are true.
I guess it’s R16+ though.

TOC:

• Introduction: Weblogs are fucking stupid
• Chapter 1: Weblogs
• Chapter 2: Why do they do it?
• Chapter 3: Weblog comments (suck (usually))
• Chapter 4: Communication Issues with Weblogs
• Chapter 5: The word “Blog” is fucking stupid
• Chapter 6: Acceptable Uses of Weblogs
• Chapter 7: Proposal and Conclusion
• Appendix A: The Weblog Author Personality Quiz
• Appendix B: Read This If This Essay Offends You

Links: “Why I Hate WebLogs”

You notice gmail chat rotating smilies?
It’s so cute. I don’t know, some can’t see it yet but the smilies are no longer blue text but it do a simple roration. Can’t out smart those yahoo smilies yet but gtalk smilies are so light and cute. I like it.

Technorati Tags: gmail chat, smilies, emotion icons

This is another google service beta. Instead of emails, what about 2G of free web host? Yah I wish!

This special beta test lets you give Gmail, Google’s webmail service, to every user at your domain. Gmail for your domain is hosted by Google, so there’s no hardware or software for you to install or maintain.

…hosting Gmail accounts with SJCC domain addresses , plus admin tools for efficient account management. Massive storage and features that tame the most unruly inboxes, like powerful mail search, conversation view for messages, and a fast interface…

Links: For beta test: Gmail for your domain
Offical Google Blog Announcement
Via: Search Engine Watch

Technorati Tags: Gmail, Google, Domain, Beta Test