Import my tags and folders and you're good. The RSS feed isn't the problem - it's the hundreds of hours I've put into curating content.
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Seamless Transitioning from Google Reader to feedly
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#12feels really slow, is it because of the traffic surge?
I guess it is. The name Normandy is hilarious.
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#13feedly is loading forever.
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#14http://feedly.com is the product home
The first thing I did before reading the post was look for a link to home, but was enraged when I found none. Still can't believe why sites do this.
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#15It's a nice reader really, but i don't want to have to install an extension just because.
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#16Interesting. But PBSALTPH. Product blogs should always link to product homes.
I have no idea what that acronym is. Please de-obfuscate.
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#17What I find especially odd is that they have built their API-compatible replacement for a Google property on another Google property.
Although App Engine is unlikely to see a shutdown in the way Reader has/will be, they're still at the whims of a company whose primary business isn't a development/app platform.
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#18Tried it in the past on android but was facing some issues with Greek text, tested it again now and the problem persists.
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#19I wish there was a bare-bones version.. I'm using the android app right now and had several moments where I just paused not knowing what to do.. it's a very "swipe-happy" UI. I guess I'll get used to it eventually.
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#20I want a google reader replacement but this requires me to install something instead of just working.
If you're looking for an alternative to skim headlines please give Skim.Me (http://skim.me) a try (what a great name ha). We're a startup releasing another version soon to help you keep up at a glance.