Google Custom Search Engines

Creating a Feed Reading Matrix

Published October 24, 2007 | By admin

How you view your feeds depends on what you want them to do for you. I have used so many feed readers that did not agree with me. The first one I stuck with for a little while was Rojo, because at the time it was the only one that would sort feed items by date. Other feed readers would sort specific feeds by date, but I wanted the newest post out of all the feeds to float to the top and then on to the next newest item. I have about 600 feeds I subscribe to and no time to click each feed to find out if there were new posts. Read more... (615 words, estimated 2:28 mins reading time)

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A Directory of Google Custom Search Engines

Published November 15, 2006 | By admin

I am really hyped about this Google Custom Search Engine thing. It can become better than DMOZ in that it will have search capabilities. Hand picked sites from people you trust. A those who create the best search engines will get the most traffic.

Ã‚Â Why?

Because people are tired of spam.

So I created a directory of Google Custom Search EnginesÃ‚Â to list these new sites. It’s not pretty right now, but I will get to that.