Is that what you read in two of my messages above? Interesting!
BTW, NNW is not charging as of yet. What I was talking about in two of my messages above, is the adoption issue with disparate platforms without the availability of read-state feature. If I use NNW mobile, I'm bound to using it all the time (which is not practical). If I use it's desktop app, I'm bound to using it on my Mac all the time (again, not practical). Anyone with more than hundred or more feeds, would find issues adopting such service. I am not here to defend my likeness of NNW so I won't say anything in this regard.
Yeah your comments were not clear. But the reply comment to you made a great point (that you actually acknowledged, but don't seem to understand underlies why your point is problematic): NNW is free (in both senses of the word) and open source software. Brent and the team are not being paid to work on it. They are using a third party service (Feedly) as a backing store. You have the option of paying for it, or you have the option of not paying for it. Either way, if your argument is that NNW lacks a syncing feature you are wrong. And if your argument is that the syncing feature (Feedly) should be free, then your argument effectively boils down to "hey people who did this awesome free software, please make more free software for me." Which is not a strong argument.
BTW, NNW is not charging as of yet. What I was talking about in two of my messages above, is the adoption issue with disparate platforms without the availability of read-state feature. If I use NNW mobile, I'm bound to using it all the time (which is not practical). If I use it's desktop app, I'm bound to using it on my Mac all the time (again, not practical). Anyone with more than hundred or more feeds, would find issues adopting such service. I am not here to defend my likeness of NNW so I won't say anything in this regard.