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Pretty much the same mappings here. Excellent mouse!

Been using it for over a decade now. My only source of info.

It was google reader -> digg -> ino reader -> self hosted TTRSS (using now).

Anyone got suggestions for good non-mainstream rss? in area of Tech/dev/design/ui/business/finance etc.,

Thank you!

Yea, I was thinking about a similar approach - will try it soon! Thanks for the suggestion!

Because I launched it as a free app... I didn't have any confidence in it and at that moment, there was no way for me to accept payments internationally.

I recently revamped the app, added features like real-time collaboration, chrome-app integration etc., and put that under a subscription. But have no time to market or spread the word around. Moreover, I'm not sure how to get free users to convert over to paid so, that's why exactly why I think this site is an apt example for this topic.. haha!

Thank you!

Fair enough. If it's for potential customers, then it's probably better to make the email part optional?

- IMHO, a deck consists of slides(s) so a slide deck = set of slides. So using just 67 "slide decks" would have been a better title.

2 things:

- Why do you require an email if it's a free download?

- Link goes to your google drive where no more than 67 decks are listed. Why not just put a link to a single zip file on your landing page?

self-hosted TT-RSS

Thanks for sharing this!

First time I'm hearing about soyoustart. I've been under the assumption that Linode's instances are the cheapest ones, but the one you linked is <1/2 the price of Linode's equivalent!

Can you share your experience with using soyoustart?