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Integrate Google Reader's 'Like' feature
google reader's 'like' feature is extremely useful for skipping to the best RSS jokes i just realized! is there a way for feedly to integrate the 'like' ratings from Reader? what would be even better is to sort by how many likes a post/article has.
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Inappropriate?Hi pendolino. This is a good suggestion. We pushed a build out this morning on www.feedly.com which does some of that: the latest version of the feedly recommendation engine takes into account the number of Google Reader likes when deciding which articles to display on the Cover and the Digest. We have also integrated the new Google Profile information in the people share item pages. Finally we will push out a new build later this week where the recommend/share action in feedly will automatically also like the article in Google reader. This should address all the aspects. Yes?
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I shared an article but it was not liked in google reader itself. Is this disabled? -
Inappropriate?well im sure you guys have thought about this much more than i have but reader does distinguish between share and like. in my case, however, i generally share mostly articles that i like so i guess the concepts are close.
what i would like to see is a kind of optional 'sort by most likes' feature when reading a feed most importantly.
i also still find myself defaulting to 'reader' most of the time because of things like shift-a to mark the entire feed/page as read. this is not available as a keyboard shortcut in feedly yet.
i guess i generally go to feedly when i have ample time to _browse_ but that doesn't happen often these days.
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