@agolis NYC

I need a new system for organizing my RSS feeds. Topical categorization has reached its limits. Any ideas?

10:32AM Wed, April 18 2012

@jamisonfoser

Tiers. Group 1 = Most important, read first. Group 2 = Read only if Group 1 is empty. Etc.

10:33AM Wed, April 18 2012

@MichaelCK

You could submit to an algorithm. Give Zite your Google Reader info and let it tell you what to read.

10:34AM Wed, April 18 2012

@sethdmichaels

@agolis i really wish google reader made it easier to change around your labels. (also that they didn't kill sharing.)

10:35AM Wed, April 18 2012

@agolis NYC

That's a good place to start. But there are tier 1 things for work and tier 1 things for personal, right?

10:37AM Wed, April 18 2012

@agolis NYC

that seems... scary

10:38AM Wed, April 18 2012

@jamisonfoser

@agolis agree. I’d very much like to reorganize my feeds, but its such a pain I may just stop using google reader instead.

10:38AM Wed, April 18 2012

@jamisonfoser

There can be, sure. I currently have a global Tier One and then lower-priority stuff by topic. Worked for a while, but I’ve outgrown

10:40AM Wed, April 18 2012

@MichaelCK

It was. I went back to categories in GR, eliminated feeds I didn't really need, and trusted good stuff I didn't RSS to find me

10:43AM Wed, April 18 2012

@amlibrarian Oregon

I org. more by urgency/how quickly I want to read them - the second it updates, once a day, just when I'm bored, etc.

1:23PM Wed, April 18 2012

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I need a new system for organizing my RSS feeds. Topical categorization has reached its limits. Any ideas?

Tiers. Group 1 = Most important, read first. Group 2 = Read only if Group 1 is empty. Etc.

You could submit to an algorithm. Give Zite your Google Reader info and let it tell you what to read.

@agolis i really wish google reader made it easier to change around your labels. (also that they didn't kill sharing.)

That's a good place to start. But there are tier 1 things for work and tier 1 things for personal, right?

that seems... scary

@agolis agree. I’d very much like to reorganize my feeds, but its such a pain I may just stop using google reader instead.

There can be, sure. I currently have a global Tier One and then lower-priority stuff by topic. Worked for a while, but I’ve outgrown

It was. I went back to categories in GR, eliminated feeds I didn't really need, and trusted good stuff I didn't RSS to find me

I org. more by urgency/how quickly I want to read them - the second it updates, once a day, just when I'm bored, etc.

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

I need a new system for organizing my RSS feeds. Topical categorization has reached its limits. Any ideas?

Tiers. Group 1 = Most important, read first. Group 2 = Read only if Group 1 is empty. Etc.

You could submit to an algorithm. Give Zite your Google Reader info and let it tell you what to read.

@agolis i *really* wish google reader made it easier to change around your labels. (also that they didn't kill sharing.)

That's a good place to start. But there are tier 1 things for work and tier 1 things for personal, right?

that seems... scary

@agolis agree. I’d very much like to reorganize my feeds, but its such a pain I may just stop using google reader instead.

There can be, sure. I currently have a global Tier One and then lower-priority stuff by topic. Worked for a while, but I’ve outgrown

It was. I went back to categories in GR, eliminated feeds I didn't really need, and trusted good stuff I didn't RSS to find me

I org. more by urgency/how quickly I want to read them - the second it updates, once a day, just when I'm bored, etc.

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@agolis i really wish google reader made it easier to change around your labels. (also that they didn't kill sharing.)