I currently have ~400 RSS feeds in NetNewsWire. That is too many. By the end of the month, I'll have half that, with a goal of being below 100 feeds by the end of January. If you are one of those left out, sorry. Hopefully someone else will link to you and thereby bring you back to my attention.
While I'm at it, I'll update the blogroll which I haven't looked at in at least 2 years. So, you know, blogroll amnesty. Email me or leave links in the comments with blogs I should blogroll and wish to read even though I don't.
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Yeah, I have 355 on my bloglines and I probably really care about a quarter of them.
(But I'm keeping your feed!)
:)
Oh, yeah? Well fuck you, too!