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Anyone notice the headlines on bridgeblogs.com? Currently using feeddigest, it’s a great service and I plan to do a full review later after some more use.

I did notice stryker will take up most of the clippings since he posts so much; maybe a feature request for feeddigest.

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  • Dan
    What great service. I had been meaning to email you.

    Thanks again.
  • Peter Cooper from Feed Digest here. A few users have requested the feature for a certain number of posts "per source feed" .. so it's definitely in the works :) Thanks for the mention.
  • Martha
    I'm not saying hide. All things are permissible but not all things are beneficial. Just to think it through. That's all.
  • Dan
    BridgeBlogs. Meaning the people of the Bridge create the content for the site and the headlines are no different.
    Why hide? I don't get it.

    I had a lot to say about this but maybe I should just let this conversation develop before I generalize it into something else.
  • Just to clarify, I wasn't complaining; just thought it was funny.
  • Martha
    There is a difference in choosing to click on something and see other stuff. But expecting a "faith based" blog and finding that, is somewhat different. But, if no one else cares I don't.
  • Dan
    Yeah, but they are going to see it no matter. whether they read it in the headlines or follow the blog links.
  • Yes, now all the bridgeblog visitors can join the "where oh where could my semen be" quest.

    Not bagging on the post, it's just funny to imagine the reaction of the people visiting the bridgeblogs site who aren't familiar with us.
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