I’ve used it every day for years.  Truthfully, though, it’s demise has just been an opportunity to look around and see what other RSS aggregation tools are out there, and there’re a lot.  Local, web-based, browser-based, stand-alone, every platform I’m using.  Things are good, thanks to the open, simple, extensible and non-moving-target spec RSS.  Thanks, Dave Winer.

Out cutting kindling this morning, and I came across a nice worm-eaten bit of wood.