I could probably figure this out

The rumor is that I’m a smart girl and all… but hey! Lazyweb! I’m sure there is some easy way for me to start following a bunch of blogs on blogspot but I have no idea what that way is. I get kind of annoyed with having to go to each separate url from my bookmarks–if that doesn’t reveal modern laziness I don’t know what does. So, does anyone have a super easy shortcut to tell me about?

Oh, and in other news: you all don’t post nearly enough. 😛

8 thoughts on “I could probably figure this out

  1. Anonymous

    Google Reader (www.google.com/reader), or just Google “rss reader” and it will give you the Google option as well as others… you can add LJ blogs to your reader as well as Blogspot blogs.

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  2. terralthra

    Yar, RSS aggregator is the way to go. Firefox even supports RSS on a fresh install through the LiveBookmark feature, and can use add-ons to do more aggregation and such.

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  3. bellaballanda

    I post but I’ve been in a ranty mood recently.

    I second the google reader. I have the blogspot blogs as well as my time wasters (FMyLife, Texts from Last night, Fail blog, etc) all there and can keep up with them that way.

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  4. Anonymous

    from Debs

    I use google reader too. i use it to follow your blog on lj, several on blogspot and wordpress, a couple of random blogs that are independent websites by my web savvy friends from long ago, and several professional bloggers. everytime i click ‘add rss’ though, it offers to add it to my google homepage. i’ve always wondered if i should do that instead. i know someone who also used to put it on his iGoogle page as well. and the Blogspot homepage will also let you follow, but i dont know if you can follow other websites other than blogger.

    ps. i’ve been updating almost once a week for a few weeks now.

    Debs

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