I’ve been looking for a feed reader for a long time.  I think I found one: Feedland: Getting Started.

FeedLand is a web service for managing lists of feeds, sharing them with other users, both in and outside of FeedLand, and reading and sharing news.

The goal of FeedLand is to make news a social thing, following the pattern of social media apps, but using open formats and protocols.

So FeedLand is feeds, news and people and software that connects it all together.

You can read the rest on the link above, it has a wealth of info about Feedland.

Feedland shows the feeds you have subscribed to as a chronological timeline without algo or some call it a river.  Coming from Mastodon and Micro.blog I’ve gotten used to the timeline type presentation so I find it comforting and familiar.  I find it pretty cool and you might find it cool too.

Did I mention it is free and no advertising?  My understanding is more features will be added in do time, so this is just the beginning.  It’s a bit late beta right now but enough to use.

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