I agree, I keep my OPML jumping everywhere through different readers. But will still give tiny-tiny-rss a try. Liferea is nice, but can't handle my big list. - Hassan Ibraheem

My goal is to create an RSS reader where I can experiment with dozens of different user interfaces and get feedback from users. Later on, I might use data from Google Reader, and the stats of my own RSS reader assuming that enough people are actually using it. I might even add in FriendFeed integration. - Rishabh Mishra (p248)

rss2imap lets you use any mail client as an interface if that works for you. - Jake (aka Jawee)

Apart from the interface, i was thinking how no rss reader is intelligent enough for me. I just love some advanced features (maybe clustering of similar articles, something like that) and, of course, social features. Are you planing on writing a web based reader, or a desktop application? - Mladen Srdić

I'll be releasing a new desktop feedreader soon called FeedLynx. I've created a C# version that works like a champ but now I want to write one that's in C++ and cross-platform. - Akiva Moskovitz

I am not in favor of desktop based readers. I love accessing all my feeds wherever i am. If you plan on integrating it with GReader, then that's pure win. By doing that (GReader + FriendFeed + other stuff) you enter the Feedly turf. Tough competition, but i believe you'll get your share. Good luck. - Mladen Srdić

Mladen. It is interesting to see you mention "maybe clustering of similar articles, something like that". We have been working on this specific problem for about 9 months now and should be able to starting showing some of the fruits of that work later this month as part of the beta 2 version of feedly. If you are interested in kicking the tires and giving us feedback, please send me an email to edwink@devhd.com. - Edwin Khodabakchian