If your like me you have a few dozen to a few hundred RSS Feeds subscribed, which you attempt to read daily.  My question is, how are you currently organizing them? 

I used to simply have them under content categories:

root / News

root / Canadian Blogs

root / Community

root / Co-Workers

etc..

I found this approach lacking in that there is a good mix of "higher priority" items which I feel I need to read on a daily basis mixed in with those that I can leave until I have some spare time.

Yesterday I decided to change to this format:

root/1st Degree

root/2nd Degree

etc..

The higher the degree the more important the content is, and I force myself to always keep those read and move down the levels whenever I get the time.  I simply took the 10 minutes to organize them into how important I felt the feed is to me.

Do you have a better/different method of organizing and reading?  Please share it!

2 Comments

• AndrewSeven said Tuesday, May 3, 2005 12:27:00 PM

  I don't have many, so I only have 2 groups, the rest (the other 5) are in the root.
  
  I've got a couple aggregates like weblogs.asp.net and what I would really like to do is filter out certain people, such as freequent posters who post on subjects I don't carte about.
  
  
  

• kris said Thursday, May 12, 2005 1:17:00 AM

  hows that new scheme workin out for ya?
  i put mine in folders by topic for now, but as ive growing to 250ish feeds in like 12-15 folders i've found my reading has tapered off in some folders and i don't always make it some feeds that are important.