These are the blogs I read in my feed reader: Dave Winer – the oldest weblog. Winer invented RSS and gave it to the world. He always has something to say that makes you think. Doc Searls – another old time blog. Doc Searls is a co-author of the Cluetrain Manifesto and a deep thinker. Seth Godin – marketing, how people think, and more. Godin delivers an interesting post every single day. Boing Boing – a blog that filters out the noise from the Internet and delivers what the editors’ think are interesting things. Never boring. Manton Reese – Indieweb thinker, founder of Micro.blog, Mac and iOS developer, podcaster. An interesting, thoughtful guy. Chris Aldrich – prolific blog writer, expert at explaining Indieweb stuff in an understandable manner. INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION – Gregory McVerry another person working tirelessly to make the Indieweb understandable to the common blogger. An Indieweb on WordPress specialist. Kicks Condor – a man who is willing to think both outside the box and experiment but also apply new eyes and new technology to old Web 1.0 concepts like directories and linking and discovery. I’m never sure where he’s going but he shows us when his project is ready and shares freely of his thoughts and talents. There are others. When I find a promising blog, I often add it to my feed reader on a sort of probationary basis. If I find I’m reading a lot of articles from that blog, or the quality of posts really impress me then I add it to the blogroll. So more blogs will be added over time.