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> Well, the problem with browser based systems like Radio Userland and
> AmphetaDesk is that you can't determine what someone has
> read, unless tell
> you, like in Radio Userland (by clicking that little checkbox).
I don't understand - in a browser, you can specify the display style of links that have been visited.
If the article has been viewed, the link looks different - you know, blue underscore .vs. purple underscore.
Is this what you are talking about? or are you talking about how to do this if you write your own UI? like accessing (history) metadata about links in order to render them yourself?
mike