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Feed Reader: Google Reader integrates Gmail inline, makes sharing easy
via Lifehacker on May 03, 2007
Google Reader just made it a lot easier to share feed items via email with friends who aren't savvy with feed readers.
The Email link at the bottom of each item now pops up an inline email form that lets you address your message with the same autocomplete available for your Gmail contacts, add a note, and send the item in its entirety, images and all. Google Reader's shared items are intended to be the way you share items with Google Reader for the feed reader-savvy crowd, but I don't know of that many people who've ever done that. Email, on the other hand - god yes. Just give me a quick keyboard shortcut and I'm in love! — Adam Pash
There are people who don't use feed readers? [Official Google Reader Blog]
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