OPML challenge..

Kent and Eric have answered the call from last week and sent me links to their OPML files. I’ve imported them to NewsDesk, pruning as I did it to avoid duplication or just feeds that don’t apply to me. (By the way, nice feature of NewsDesk to let you add channels by loading an OPML file and choosing which channels from that file to add, but wish I could have done all the categories at once!) I’m now checking out a bunch more feeds, some of which will be added to me permanent OPML file as we go forward. Thanks guys! Who else has some to show me? I must have more information!

No, I’m not a junkie…*L*

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