Welcome home, sharebros
reader2000.com
Check out reader2000.com/shares/search for our new search interface!
The default operator is AND, meaning that a search for tiger woods will return shares that contain both of the words tiger and woods. If your search query is tiger OR woods then you will shares that contain at least one of the words, and if you search “tiger woods” with quotes then you’ll only see shares that have the exact phrase
Search results are limited to people you follow, and obey the same privacy rules as when you read shares: you can only search private shares from users who have specifically given you private access, and you can’t search any shares from people who have blocked you
Save shares for later by checking the box that says ‘Save for later’. Also works with the keyboard shortcut ‘v’.
Access your saved shares from the ‘Shares you’ve saved’ link on the sidebar. You can also see the shares you’ve liked.
Starting today, you can make private shares on Reader2000! What’s a private share you ask? Pretty simple: you create and maintain a list of your trusted friends, and only those people on your pre-approved list will be able to see your private shares. For example, a new follower who is not on your pre-approved list will only be able to see your public shares.
You can set a share to be private at the time of share by marking the “private” check box on the share form. You can also go back through your old shares to toggle an individual share’s public/private status.
Check out https://www.reader2000.com/users/privacy to grant your friends access to your private shares (the link is available from “Your shared items” page). You can also grant private access by mousing over usernames in shares/likes/comments.
Shares that you’ve made on Reader2000 before now will default to ‘public’, but again you can go back and mark individual shares as ‘private’ by clicking the toggle
All shares that were imported from the old Google Reader (and any GReader shares we import in the future) will default to ‘private.’ Additionally, when we release the reshare feature, only public shares will be reshareable.



Now you can use the Note in R2K bookmarklet to share posts directly from Google Reader to Reader2000! From within Google Reader, simply click the “Note in R2K” bookmarklet to share the current item in Reader2000.
If you don’t highlight anything, we’ll share the entire post. You can still highlight a portion of the post if you just want to share an excerpt.

A multi-use bookmarklet, Note in R2K
Create your own share from scratch by clicking the “share from right here” link
Follow people by clicking “edit” next to “People you follow”, then finding your friends (we know this will be a hassle as the list gets longer; don’t worry, we’re going to fix it!)
Google Reader’s Regular View or Comment View
Our markdown language lets you format your shares/notes/comments, including embedding images and videos by simply pasting the URLs
Likes for both shares and comments

If you can’t find your bookmarks bar, try going to your browser’s “View” menu and looking for either “Show bookmarks bar”, or a “Toolbars” submenu that has something similar

The YouTube Chrome app has a bug that prevents any bookmarklet from working, not just R2K. Try uninstalling the app from Chrome. Open a new tab, right click the YouTube “app”, then click “Remove from Chrome”

Glad you asked, we have big plans for many important features! Here are a few of the most immediate priorities:
Manage your RSS feeds, and share directly from RSS
Enhanced privacy settings, so you can control who follows you
Keep track of read/unread items - UPDATE: now keeping track of your read/unread
Better profile pages
Keyboard shortcuts - UPDATE: implemented j / k / l keyboard shortcuts!
Go to http://gravatar.com, and sign up for a gravatar using the same email address you used to sign up for Reader2000. That’s it! (it sometimes takes a little while for the profile picture to update, but it will!)