I didn’t realize

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I mean I knew that you could use Bloglines as a way to subscribe to feeds without downloading any software, and a way to check them from anywhere. But what I didn’t know is that you can browse around their site and look at what other people are subscribed to. I think I’m going to go find the folks who are subbed to this feed and see what else they’ve been reading, and then look at who else is reading those and what else they’re reading. I think this could become a very time consuming hobby. 🙂

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