phil ringnalda

We’ve really got a long way to go to make it reasonable for someone to get started subscribing to RSS feeds, don’t we?

It takes more than the existence of a record in TARR to make a registered trademark.

Why doesn’t RSS 2.0 have an optional namespace for the core? It’s my fault. Why did extension use get branded “funky”? Oops, there’s a finger pointing at me, there, too.

At the moment, there is a page on the !Echo/!Atom Wiki for NameFinalVote, which at the moment says voting closes August 15th, and at the moment features choices ranging from Barbwire (someone will immediately create an icon featuring Pamela Anderson’s implants in black leather, and I will use it) to Wyre (interview a random sample […]

Two ways to offer one-click links to subscribe to your RSS feed, with a tough set of tradeoffs.

New version of SharpReader, with less chance for nasty Javascript, fixed crashes in feeds without descriptions, and a start at a popup blocker. Among other things.

Both simple, but sometimes even the simple escapes me.

A bookmark folder for subscriptions, a sidebar for titles, history for what’s read and unread: a 16KB RSS reader.

The Funkidator, because we can’t all have Dave Winer tell us what he thinks of our feed.

NetNewsWire goodies, and SharpReader feature wishes.