RSS Reading Preferences, Part 2
As promised here are the results of my latest survey concerning RSS reading preferences. Generally speaking there were no real surprises, but quite strong tendencies towards certain products respectively behaviors.
Preferred RSS Reader
First of all let us take a look at your favorit RSS readers. According to the results most of you prefer NetNewsWire — especially NetNewsWire Lite, which is free. Interestingly enough Safari comes of second-best. Actually I did not expect that :) On the third position we have the web based RSS reader “Bloglines”.

Number of subscribed feeds
I expected that most of you are subscribed to quite a bunch of feeds. Astonishingly about two-thirds of you are subscribe to less than 150 feeds.

Refresh frequency
That was kinda unambiguous. I don’t know whether it depends on the RSS readers’ default refresh rate, but most of you seem to check for updates approximately every half an hour. That’s what I call frequently :)

Full articles vs. excerpts
And finally your preferences concerning feed format: whereas most of you don’t mind about the technical format (RSS 2.0 or Atom), most of you seem to prefer full articles over excerpts due to several reasons. Mainly because of better searchability or because it’s ossible to read articles while not being online. Interesting aspects… Maybe I should update my feed ;) What do you think?

