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What's in my reader?

The following is my reading list direct from Google Reader

  • *Anil Dash*: A Blog About Making Culture
  • An Engine Fit For My Proceeding
  • Christy Dena
  • Clever Zebra - Open Solutions for Virtual Enterprise
  • collapsing geography
  • Confessions of an Aca/Fan
  • Defying Classification
  • DeWitt Clinton
  • Ego Food
  • Elapsed Time
  • Elder Game
  • Electric Sheep Company
  • Google Blogoscoped
  • Gwyn’s Home
  • hackety org
  • Holovaty.com
  • Ian Bicking: a blog
  • jacobian.org
  • JeffCroft.com: Homepage
  • Jeremy Zawodny's blog
  • kottke.org
  • Leah Culver's Stupid Blog
  • Massively
  • Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO
  • New World Notes
  • Official Linden Blog
  • One More Blog
  • qLab
  • Reuters/Second Life
  • robcurley.com
  • Second Life Insider
  • Shiny Life
  • Signal vs. Noise
  • Simon Willison's Weblog
  • Slashdot
  • superpixel subscripts
  • The Absolute Minimum Every *Software* Developer Absolutely *...*
  • The B-List: Latest entries
  • The EveryBlock Blog
  • Torley Lives
  • Virtual Worlds News
  • Voom Machine
  • what a quiet stiff
  • whump.com | More Like This WebLog
  • why the lucky stiff
  • Wilson Miner Live / Posts

Google Friend Connect

Google Friend Connect

I only looked at this briefly, but it looks to me like a lightweight way to implement open social on a site without having to be a full social gadget container. Or maybe better said it's one simple way into being a social gadget container site. I could very easily be misunderstanding this, since I only looked quickly at the pages. Will return to it later.... and comment more here when I do.

Tags: google, web apps

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