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>
> I've been using Google Reader for about three weeks now.  It's the
first
> RSS aggregator/viewer I've found that seems intuitive and smooth
enough
> to actually be useful.  Every other program I've tried has kludgey
> interactions that annoyed me.  I *like* Google Reader.
>
> The only think I'm not liking is that I can't easily view the
protected
> entries (login required) on my friend's LiveJournal blogs without
> upgrading to a paid LiveJournal account.
>
> --[Lance]
>


Lance, would you elaborate on what you mean re: LJ and protected
entries? I wasn't aware that ANY outside service would allow one to read
LJ protected entries, regardless of paid/free status, unless you first
authenticate to LJ in some way. Do you know of a method to integrate
this? (I am a paid account user)

Oh, and I've been using Google Reader for several months now, and I LOVE
it. The interface is easy (both to use and to learn) and I think the
toolset (share/star/etc) is useful. I'm interested to see if they
continue their trend of integration - for instance, portal interface for
blogware linked with gmail linked with reader?

paula