For my sins, I follow lots of people on Medium.

For their sins, I never check Medium to see what they're writing.

The link below is a bookmarklet which will export the list of people you are following on Medium as an OPML file so that you can import it into your feed reader.

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You can view an HTML version of my blogroll here, and also download the OPML from that page. Some of the links are probably dead, but they don't show up in my feed reader so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Exporting the list of podcasts load the podcasting application, mark all items and hit “send -> bluetooth”. Contrary to what you might expect, this will send an OPML file listing your subscriptions to your PC Edit the list ready for import Open your new Podcasting.opml file in ...

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Since I am too lazy to manage my own subscriptions, I was subscribed to Planet Intertwingly. At 269 feeds though, the signal/noise ratio has taken a bad hit (what do you mean Sam doesn’t tailor his blogroll for me personally?) and I’m going to have to actually import the OPML and weed out stuff I’...

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I was doing OK with BlogBridge, but in the last month it’s dropped all my data twice and then prevented me from re-importing all my feeds by disabling all the feed action buttons and menu items such as “add feed, import feed” etc. Luckily it does an automatic export of your subscription list as OPML every time you make a change to the list of feed...

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At work we’re putting together a wiki page which lists which feeds we should probably all be subscribed to. This mirrors the increasing amount of RSS we’re creating both in the team and across the University as a whole. We’re writing the list of feeds as a bulleted list which links to both the main site and the ...

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In 2003 I wrote some really bad JavaScript to convert an OPML document into an HTML list. Everything old is new again.

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For a larf, I added two quick hacks so that my Feed On Feeds installation now outputs my feed list in three formats: My subscription list in OPML (which comes with Feed On Feeds already) My subscription list in XOXO

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I don’t get all Dave Winer’s fuss about OPML. Now he’s trying to get his OPML Editor tool officially integrated with WordPress (an addition to the ability to create new blog posts using wordPress.root, which i...

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In December 2004, I wrote that, despite really liking it, and despite it being part of Gawker Media (have they been taken over by News Corp. or not? I can’t tell) “Kinja is the web aggregator everyone forgot“. Well, in December 2005, Kinja got not only a new look (for the worse, I think – it’s now far less obvious ...

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