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 ====== Fever° ======
-Fever was an RSS reader developed by [[lb:shaun inman]]. My interest in it stems from the fact I found an archive and briefly used it as my main RSS reader.\\
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+Fever was an RSS reader developed by [[lb:shaun inman]]. My interest in it stems from the fact I found an archive and briefly used it as my main RSS reader.
 ===== Review =====
-My experience with it was generally pleasant, though I spotted some downsides immediately. This could be down to the fact that I just didn't use it the way it was intended...I mean, I don't exactly read a lot of blogs...but the actual //fever// feature I mostly ignored.\\
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-Oh yeah...the fever feature is basically a means of tracking recent trends. It did this by finding links that were shared among your feeds and then displaying them with a temperature ranking based on how frequent they were. I'm realizing right now, as I write this (2025-05-26) that this could actually be somewhat useful in combination with Hatena.\\
+My experience with it was generally pleasant, though I spotted some downsides immediately. This could be down to the fact that I just didn't use it the way it was intended...I mean, I don't exactly read a lot of blogs...but the actual //fever// feature I mostly ignored.
-To summarize my thoughts...I think the concept behind it was good, but the execution was a bit iffy. It was also a bit resource-hungry as far as I remember...and had trouble with hundreds of feeds even though that was the entire point.\\
+Oh yeah...the fever feature is basically a means of tracking recent trends. It did this by finding links that were shared among your feeds and then displaying them with a temperature ranking based on how frequent they were. I'm realizing right now, as I write this (2025-05-26) that this could actually be somewhat useful in combination with Hatena.
+To summarize my thoughts...I think the concept behind it was good, but the execution was a bit iffy. It was also a bit resource-hungry as far as I remember...and had trouble with hundreds of feeds even though that was the entire point.
 Fever mostly survives via its API, which continues to be supported for syncing.
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