I just deleted my favorite news feed. Weird huh? I love Dictionary.com, but having to click the link everyday to view the word was a hassle (I'm lazy). Then I discovered that I can subscribe via email to the word of the day and the email contains all the info. No more clicking. So, I like ScriptingNews better via XML and Dictionary.com via email. I guess it makes sense. Ultimately I'm trying to reduce time on line.

10:11:20 AM     

When I first set up Radio 8.0, I signed up for a bunch of news feeds. TOO MANY. Wow, information overload. I still have 12 subscriptions. I definitely like reading ScriptingNews via this format better than email. I like being able to quickly delete the things I'm not interested in and come back the ones I want to read. This is important since I live overseas (Indonesia) and internet access is expensive and often slow.

10:08:01 AM     

This is my first story. Seems that every new Radio based weblog has one or more of these entries, wonder why? ;-) I had lots of fun trying to get this thing to work. Seems that it was a problem with having Radio 7.0 installed previously. Nasty little bug/feature. I'm sure it is there to preserve the prefs of upgrading users, but since I never really got around to using Radio 7.0 it is a bug for me. Anyway, here's the solution in case you too have this problem:

http://radio.userland.com/stories/storyReader$7253

9:04:23 AM