Read about some feedback of the RSS Bandit project on kuro5hin by Carage4Life. It is amazing to hear opinions of other people about an example code, that just works. I really like this kind of publicity. So I have enough pressure to make my voluntary work as best as possible I cannot agree to the GUI sucks comment made by marcos: he should read the whole stuff. And: the RSS Bandit article focus on the backend, how to use the .NET infrastructure to make such things work and not about how to write the best GUI ever seen in the world. That's it: provide some widgets to start the real work. My intention to involve myself was to just provide the result of my extensions (that can even solved better) that I want to the community and make RSS Bandit more a small, handy and nice tool to use for every day reading feeds. There is always a kind of fun factor writing GUI code, but the important things happen behind the scenes. So the backend drives the frontend and not vise versa. That's like bridle the horse from the rear.