RSS.gd: the RSS reader service that stays

If I had the choice between giving people my money who were already thinking about this for a while, and a campaign that started the day Reader shut down, I'd give it to the people who had the foresight to anticipate this was going to happen some day.

&#62; It simply stays as long as there are paying users.<p>Except when it doesn't. Because you can't guarantee that. By the title I thought it would be some OSS app that could be taken over by someone else.<p>And even if it stayed online as long as there are users.. it's quite expensive for what it is, especially when you look at competition.<p>In the end, this looks like a quick attempt to grab a piece of cake that Google threw out.

&#62;.&#60;<p>Spent night building the design and skeleton of an RSS service. Same concept, pay ~$5 so it's a sustainable business.<p>Didn't release on IndieGoGo yet cause no prototype. DumDumDummmm.

Do you have anything working to show so far? What would this do that other RSS services don't do? Why should we risk backing this instead of using another existing service?

It's spelt paid subscription, not "payed".

It's "RSS.GD" not "RSS.gb".