Many of you are familiar with Share Your OPML — It’s a great way to see which feeds are in your neighbor’s subscription list. Now, Feedlinx allows you to go one step further and actually see what your neighbor is reading. [Don't worry -- we never share any data that would identify an individual user.]

Update:There’s now a direct link to the full-page version: Feedlinx Reading List.

Check out our new reading list at Feedlinx.

How Does It Work?

Posts are placed on the reading list when a Feedlinx subscriber reads the post in their feed reader or through an email. Each time a post is read, it’s bumped up on the reading list. We even allow anonymous users to read the posts and bump up the “read” count — so be sure to share this with your friends; even if they aren’t Feedlinx members.

With this feature, we are opening the doors to anyone who is interested in what other people are reading. Feedlinx is already a great way to sync your feeds or receive email posts, but sharing your posts is something that everyone can enjoy.

But This Isn’t New!

This feature is already available at some other online feed services. The difference here is that Feedlinx is not dependent on a specific feed reader. Anyone can subscribe to Feedlinx and start sharing their posts today.

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