> I don't see why "planet" web sites still exist. I can basically > recreate this functionality using an rss-aggregating web site such as > Bloglines. You can search for Vim-related blogs using their blog > search engine, and then track your favorite Vim-related sites in a > Vim folder.
I use Google Reader, to subscribe to individual feeds, or planets ie: planet.gnome, etc. I haven't heard of bloglines, but I will give it a look. What I find easy about planets, is that you can just subscibe to it and get all the good stuff at once, while if I went through searching for tags 'vim' etc, I would have to hand-pick them myself, 'cause some RSS feeds are not user oriented, like a linux distro, management system may provide info for an vim meant only for maintainers etc as an example. Plus, users who don't have a web based RSS aggregator, can just browse it for fun :)
> I'm not trying to be negative - I just wanted to save you some time if > the functionality that I described is what you require.
I'm glad that you mentioned bloglines and I can give it a look. Can it do the stuff that I mentioned above?
You are right. I have another idea :-) Lets just mention all vim related blogs in this thread and then people can add them to their rss aggregators themself. -- Kim Schulz | Private : http://www.schulz.dk [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Business: http://www.devteam.dk +45 5190 4262 | Sparetime: http://www.fundanemt.com
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