I agree that the Bloglines method was excessively attentive.

However, from what I can understand, the Google Reader method has a pretty serious weakness by not displaying *any* updated item.

My situation is that I want to roll an article forward in time on WordPress. This is all well and good everywhere but Google Reader, where the GUID ensures the year old article, no matter how extensively revised, and republished with a later date, stays buried and out of view from readers who would benefit from updated information.

I admit: there is a good chance I am missing something in a very big way.

What I’ll be doing is copying the existing article forward into a new article, revise it, save it as a “new” article, publish it, then change it’s permalink to the same as the original article, which I will delete.

I’ll probably find a way to implement “swap” temporarily in redirects until everything gets changes over.

But I would prefer to find out that I’m missing something, even something really obvious. Don’t mind a “learning experience,” not at all.

I know exactly what your issue is! I’ve ran into this before… Oh wait, it’s coming to me… Ah there it is: You’re using IE7!!!!!

Anyway, Google Reader is very nifty. I like being able to save news searches which you can refer to later.

I gotta log on to a webpage after firing up IE 7.0. And the problem is, my IE 7.0 keeps on spitting up messages like: Security Certificate Revoked… blah blah blah.

Gods! When did google ever lose its security cert? Or is this M$ trying to dick around with Google?

I’d really think christmas came early if Google Reader came as a download integrated onto the desktop like the Google Desktop package.

firefox 2 – Ubuntu 6.10:

Error console of firefox:

Error: syntax error
Source File: http://www.google.com/reader/ui/2529173860-scroll.js
Line: 280
Source Code:

Imported my OPML from Sage quite easily. Google Reader is working fine for me.
Now I’m trying to make Google Reader as easy to access as Sage is within Firefox.
I have Permatab and Faviconize add-ons working to pull-up Google Reader immediately when I open Firefox, however, I need help getting it to ‘auto-login,’ so to speak – any ideas?

Vastly.

Like — I’ve reverted 3 times total now.

background: computer user since 1980, online 1988, internet 1992, CS degree 1997… blog 2004… I’m used to this stuff. Still don’t like the new version.

Hey this google reader is alright and will have to say better then the rest by a huge margin

Saving up for a new google tie now And waiting for the launch of those new google toilet rolls, condoms and birth control pills.

Forgot to tell you guys about the google shampoo and razers, well they are a class apart.

Dont know what I am talking about? lol you must be a webmaster ha ha ha