<![CDATA[Do you use the WordPress.com Reader?]]>Do you use the WordPress.com Reader? I am definitely not objective on this, but I think it’s a pretty nice (and free!) way to consume information, whether it comes from RSS feeds or newsletters on WordPress sites.

If you needed a little push to give the tool a try, watch this space! Over the next few weeks, @pfefferle and I will be working on a small Hackathon to bring the open social web into the WordPress.com reader (or the other way around), so you’ll have more reasons to like the Reader!

Screenshot of a preview of part of the interface of the WordPress.com Reader interface
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💯 hard agree, when I discovered the Wordpress Reader some time back, I added a whole bunch of feeds to it, and I like it. But I also love feedly for it's collapsed accordion-fold, as it can be quicker to scan headlines. WordPress however includes the featured image, which sometimes feels more engaging.

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