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One Comment so far. Leave a comment below.It’s ironic I think that I spend so much time worrying about the design of my blog, but I hardly ever visit other blogs and enjoy their design. I just look at my RSS feeds. It’s a shame sometimes too, because I like to visit other sites, to get the presence beyond the blog content. Even though I read Dooce in my RSS reader, I still go to the site, simply because there’s a feel to the site that changes my experience of reading her posts.
On a similar note,Photo Matt has a few reservations for relying solely on RSS.