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Submitted by admin on Thu, 2007-06-14 04:09.
It's the perfect news site for me - I'll be reading it everyday
43% (20 votes)
It's a good site - I'll probably have a look once in a while
49% (23 votes)
I read news hubs, but we already have enough news sources; so, no thank you
2% (1 vote)
I don't read news hubs, they are a waste of time
0% (0 votes)
Other (please comment!)
6% (3 votes)
Total votes: 47
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So we've relaunched FSDaily.com

Submitted by admin on Thu, 2007-06-14 04:14.

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So we've relaunched FSDaily.com. Free Software Daily is a digg style news hub based on pligg. In our upcoming queue, we can boast more free software news articles than any other site. And it's up to you the readers to decide which ones are important enough to reach the homepage. If you haven't looked already, go and check it out and let us know how you feel about it...

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Subscribed by rss

Submitted by bobogeg on Thu, 2007-06-14 10:51.

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It's a nice site, I subscribed to it by rss. So I'll see it every time I check my google reader. :)

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I've subscribed!

Submitted by Michael Fötsch on Thu, 2007-06-14 11:27.

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I'm subscribed to a number of RSS feeds already (among them Slashdot, Groklaw NewsPicks, and TechDirt), so not all the news are new to me by the time they appear on FSDaily. Nevertheless, sometimes I do find news that I haven't seen anywhere else.

And besides, it's great to have a news hub with "free" in the title, and not "open". ;-)

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subscribed but then unsubscribed

Submitted by undefined on Mon, 2007-06-25 18:59.

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i subscribed to it in my rss reader ("tiny tiny rss" or tt-rss), but after a week or so i unsubscribed.

why? too much noise. i don't know if anybody has found a good way to integrate rss with reader submitted/voted news sites (digg, etc). i don't want to wade through all the lowly rated stories in my rss reader, but only the highly rated ones. or at least i want to know which stories are which. but stories appear in the rss feed shortly after they are added (or at least that is how they appeared in my rss reader), which is too early in the voting process to make a "good" or "bad" determination. so i end up wading through tens of stories per day without the benefit of the community voting process.

maybe an updated-daily rss feed of the top rated stories from the previous day? that would give the stories some time to amass votes and earn a (initial) good/bad score.

because of the dynamics of a user voted news site, i don't know how to best combine an rss feed (static) with fsd (dynamic), but that what i saw with tt-rss and fsd didn't work for me.

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I'm not really a newsie...

Submitted by Terry Hancock on Sun, 2007-06-17 03:53.

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I'm not really a newsie most of the time, but this will definitely carry a lot of the news that I am interested in. I just put it in my top-level bookmarks.

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Matthew Flaschen

Submitted by mattflaschen on Mon, 2007-06-18 02:17.

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I like the new FSDaily (never used the old one). Now, how about adding it to the link list below your own blogs (along with Delicious, Digg, etc.)?...

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Looking into it

Submitted by admin on Mon, 2007-06-18 16:43.

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We're looking into it Matt. Thanks.



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