I’m sunsetting Reading.am at the end of this month. Thanks to everyone who participated—I really enjoyed building things with and for you. Data exports are available and I’ll be around for support and questions. —@leppert
Apologies for the flood of emails and posts from hooks. The server should be back up and running. In the next few weeks, I’ll likely be looking for a new arrangement for Reading, one that’s more respectful of the community. Reach out if you’d like to have a conversation.
Replying to @martijnvdven
The code’s in the mail. (on the way to your email, that is)
Replying to @martijnvdven
I’ll see if I can get around to it :/. Happy to give you access to the existing extension codebase if you’re interested in taking a stab. And there’s always the bookmarklet.
Replying to @llorchorg
Should be fixed. Sorry about that, and thanks again for letting me know.
Annnnd we’re back. Thus concludes the free hosting we were enjoying on Digital Ocean. If anyone has a new hookup, let me (@leppert) know!
Replying to @maxisreading
Working on it. It’s a false flag from Google. See also: xitter.cf/thebestsophist/status/…
Replying to @thebestsophist
that’s good to know! Let me know if you find it anywhere else.
Replying to @thebestsophist
i.e. not our responsibility. I’ve asked Google to review and correct the error their end attributing the malware to Reading.
Replying to @thebestsophist
That’s unfortunate. Dealt with two reports from Google earlier today, but both were hosted by linked pages.
Replying to @sumt7
When you click these buttons, they should trigger any hooks that are configured with yep / nope. Let me know if you still have probs.
Replying to @sumt7
Hi there! You’ll find “yep” and “nope” buttons when you use the Reading plugin or bookmarklet on a page.


