If you want to use it, you can either right-click on the link and save-as, or let your browser open it, copy and paste the contents into a text file, and save it as an .opml file.
After that, you can import it into whatever blog reader you're using if it allows .opml imports. For Google Reader:
- Go to Reader Settings (it's a little cogwheel icon in the top right of the page for me, next to my logged in name);
- Click on Import/Export in the settings;
- Browse for and upload the file.
(Save the time of the reader, right?)
PS: A selective .opml file wasn't hard to make - I just exported my Feedreader .opml, then deleted the non-Learn with CDLC feeds, as they're all arranged hierarchically in <outline> tags.
No problem! I'm having trouble not playing with statistics for all the blogs (platform used, naming conventions) - I think I like spreadsheets too much.
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