I use NetNewsWire as my RSS reader. When I read something interesting I have got into the habit of adding the blog/site to my feed only to discover maybe 7 times out of 10 that actually I’m really not that keen. Then I start clicking through my RSS feed really fast, feeling a little irritated as I whizz by yet another thing I don’t want to read. It didn’t occur to me to delete the feeds because I suppose I always hoped that one day they would interest me again (or rather, I hate to miss out on anything!) What a waste of time! Blogs I never read much less comment on, stale advice to writers, one note funnies. Yesterday I went through and deleted loads. Ah! Freedom from a dull RSS feed. There is a new site that I have added though. Randall Brown (splendid writer and fiction editor at Smokelong Quarterly) has started a site that he hopes “will serve as a resource for all things flashy and fictiony.” The articles I have read are juicy, necessary, inspirational and just darn fab, so in good faith I can advise all readers and writers to add FlashFiction.Net to your feeds. Let’s learn, enjoy and debate flash fiction together.
Why I’m culling my RSS feed but adding FlashFiction.Net
Sara Crowley 
Yes, I do the same with mine every now and then. You have to. No one can keep up with everything. What is sad that when I do add a new feed (which is rare these days) and it dwindles away to trivia. If only these people would post less, once a week even without feeling they have to have something live or we'll forget about them. No we won't. That's why we have RSS feedreads. I doubt I could actually name a dozen blogs I subscribe to. If I lose this list then they're lost.
ooo thanks Sara!