shelf-n46
3 days ago
Thanks! I really recommend her if you like the noir genre, I am finding the writing really captivating in this book specifically. I really liked your reading log too, and the illustrations as well; they are very pretty.
myrtletribe
4 days ago
i tried a buttonwall - that felt too unorganized. i also tried buttons with descriptions - but sometimes i don't exactly know why i like a page, i just do. i'm thinking of trying out categories, but anyway thanks for your patience lmfao
myrtletribe
4 days ago
yeah.. i get you guys! it also feels like an obligation, and that's never a good sign
caminus
6 days ago
following! although for some reason my reader isn't showing your update though, dunno why.. might be on my end?
myrtletribe
6 days ago
oww no it's probably on mine... still figuring it out, woops! thanks for catching that :)
yogomagpie
6 days ago
yaaay I added your feed to my rss reader. if you don't have is already I like to use this site to visualize/check my xml code: https://codebeautify.org/rssviewer/
myrtletribe
6 days ago
@caminus - it might be that i set the refresh rate to 1440 minutes (24 hours), please let me know if it shows up in a day from now!
myrtletribe
6 days ago
@magpie - oh thank you for the tip!! my brain feels fried now, so I will look into readers tomorrow
mism4tchedsocks
5 days ago
thank youu!! love the vibe of your site, and your inspiration page is super cool:0
I'd love a desktop-based one, preferrably one that can sync. I use feedbro but it's a browser extension tied only to this computer. I have feedly on my phone but its free tier is limited to 100 feeds.
I use web-based; The Old Reader is my go-to recommendation for free web readers. Feedbin or NewsBlur for paid. Fluent Reader is a free open-source desktop app; I haven't used it but it looks promising.
i use blogtrottr and a dedicated email account to have feeds emailed to me and just read from my email browser like the scum i am. most effective free way to "sync" imo