“It is relaxing to read in Cullect.”
Laurie McGinley has been putting Cullect through the paces this week curating Reading List 204, I asked her how it was going. Her full email reponse is below (emphasis mine):
“I am giving Cullect the most challenging test I can think of: show me photos I really like.
Most photo blogs don’t have a ton of text and I generally don’t care what the text says. So far I like the photos Cullect is pushing to the top.
I find myself reading slowly. I like that.
I’m in the habit of j-j-j-jaying in Google Reader. That tends to put me on edge a little.
I can tell that I am slowing down a little more every time I login to Cullect. It is relaxing to read in Cullect.
I really like how smooth the interface is, but it was too challenging to get set up. Honestly, if I hadn’t seen you gracefully zoom about the interface that same day, I think I would have given up.
There are a few things that could be more
userpeople friendly like:
- How to import an OPML file
- How to import an OPML file if you don’t have access to upload yours to a server
- It would be nice to see what the reading lists contained before I click on them. The numbers don’t mean anything to me. I would like to be able to name my reading list.
I haven’t explored much beyond my own reading list, but I am still very engaged and playing”.
Laurie’s impressions are consistent with what I hear from other people that have immigrated to Cullect: a more relaxing feed reading experience with room for improvement.
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