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Friday, October 7, 2005 at 02:17PM by
Charlie O'Donnell Pete Cashmore's Mashable and Chris Baum's User Experience Blog.
I've been ranking all my blogs... well, most of them little by little, in FeedDemon by title, renaming the titles 0-5.
My important front line reads are 1's. This includes Fred's blog and Rob May's Businesspundit.
My 2's are solid. They fill out the rotation with quality... but I don't need to read them everyday. That includes Alex Barnett and Charlene Li.
3's are things I need to pay attention to, but aren't really part of regular content consumption, like the blogs of our companies, who we hear from anyway, and some MSM feeds.
4's are for something else... 4's are del.icio.us feeds of fun stuff to do and restaurants, and PubSub feeds.
5's are friends.
Then, there's the 0 category. That's a test. 0's are short lived... for like a week. Its a watchlist of stuff I might want to read. Pete and Chris have graduated from the zeros.
Reader Comments (5)
You gotta consider BlogBridge (www.blogbridge.com) - it has a system of ranking (1-5 stars) built right in plus an instant filter so you can look at fewer feeds if you have less time. Also can bubble the higher rated ones to the top.
Oh, and, as you are playing with del.icio.us: BlogBrigge lets you tag things with a single click right in the app - and the tags are stored in del.icio.us.
Anyway, it has lots and lots other goodies that I think you'd really like. Check it out!
Alex.
Oh, that's right - I forgot, this is blogosphere 2.0, anyone that can type is suddenly an "Internet Entreprenuer".