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Relevance Still Different than Timely

20 Jan 2007 in FeedSeeder by Garrick

“Unlike email, every article is not necessarily something you should read, or even look at.” - Dave Winer

This is why I keep my RSS feeds and my email separate.

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rocking the coordination-via-IM today and loving it. 16 hrs ago
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