Tired of being social, that is web social? Web 2.0 may be all about what your friends like and networking and feeding off of other people’s tastes, but sometimes it’s just good to be you, to do what you like and not have to worry about friends or family.
Feedego takes precisely this sort of anti-networking mindset and gets back to the individual. And while inhabiting the Web 2.0 space and technology, Feedego isn’t about to share your secrets with the world or post embarrassing pictures about you. Rather, Feedego, as it’s names suggests, caters to you the loyal customer. Use Feedego to find new feeds based on your interests and dislikes. The process is simple. Use your Gmail name to log in or register to get an account. Then type in some keywords of things you like and things you hate. A series of slider bars lets you tell how much you like or dislike something. With this knowledge in hand, Feedego will suggest articles that you might find interesting. It also color codes articles to signal whether you’ll love it (green) or most likely hate it (red). Best of all, it’s free.
FeedEgo.com In Their Own Words
“This is not another social web thingy. It’s better, it’s about YOU!”
Why FeedEgo.com It Might Be A Killer
Feedego is a great tool for those tired of having to sign up to sites based on friend’s feeds and what not. It simplifies the process and makes about you and no one else.
Some Questions About FeedEgo.com
Will Feedego catch on? Will users like the recommendations? What sources does Feedego get its feeds from? Are they diverse? 
