Inside-the-usability-beltway POV on Google Reader

Chris Wetherell, software engineer for Google Reader, writes in the Google Blog:

Reader: “Thankfully, we’re not alone — everyone involved from corporate entities to thousands of independent developers seem to be focused on lowering the barrier to entry for actually making feeds useful.”

Gee, and I thought they were pretty useful already. Maybe you guys should focus first on getting the Reader to actually work right. Kelsey couldn’t add feeds yesterday.

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