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Introducing ScienceBlogs Select

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Posted on: February 25, 2007 5:02 PM, by Katherine Sharpe

Love ScienceBlogs, but find the combined RSS feed overwhelming? Been wanting a way to siphon the cream of ScienceBlogs off the top? Want no more.

This week, we introduce ScienceBlogs Select, a new, filtered RSS feed made up of ScienceBloggers' own favorite posts. The Select feed contains fewer posts than the full feed, and they've all been hand-picked for quality, from funniest to pithiest to most insightful. We like it, and we hope you will too.

Give ScienceBlogs Select a try by visiting the ScienceBlogs RSS page and clicking on 'ScienceBlogs Select' to subscribe.

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