I don’t know if you care about this, but I just wasted 45 minutes trying to figure out how to add my Blog Posts to Facebook.

Ironically, this was not so that I could add my blog to Facebook, but so that I could remove by blogs from Facebook. My blog posts have been posting to Facebook for a few years now, and I do not remember how I put them on there.

Due to some information I discovered at the blog of Alan Knox, I wanted to make some changes to how the posts appear on Facebook. But I couldn’t figure it out, and all of the websites I found online were out of date.

So, if you want to post your blog on Facebook, or like me, unpost it, here are the current steps (until Facebook changes it again):

1. From your Facebook Home, look on your Left Sidebar for the “Notes.”
2. Click on Notes. A drop down menu appears. Click on “My Notes.”
3. On the Left Sidebar, there should be an area that says “Subscribe” and “Edit Import Settings.” (When I was importing notes, this link was only visible when I actually clicked one of my Blog Post Notes).
4. Enter (or remove) your Blog feed in the box provided. Save, and you’re done!

Update: If you want to put your blog posts on Facebook (and other social networks like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+, I highly recommend the Social Network Auto Poster plugin from NextScripts. I use it on this blog, and it sends my posts to Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Delicious, Diigo, StumbleUpon, and a few others.

As I indicated last night, I read a lot of blogs, and am considering cutting down the list.

One blog that certainly would survive the cut is the blog of Alan Knox. As I checked through my Google Reader statistics this morning, I discovered that I read about 98% of his posts. That is way more than any other blog. If you are not reading Alan Knox, check him out today. He is one of the most gracious and insightful bloggers I know.

I was able to video chat with Alan this morning, and he and I talked about a few items, one of them being blogging. He has over 450 blogs in his Google Reader! I only have 146. So I got some tips from him on how he handles it all. Thanks Alan!

In second place on my blog reading list, if you are curious, is John Saddington at Tentblogger.com. I read him because I am trying to learn more about blogging and social networking. He is a genius.

Check them both out and let me know what you think.

You know what I hate? Opening up my Google Reader and seeing that I have 483 blog posts to read. I just can’t keep up with everybody, let alone get over to your fantastic post to make comments, or follow up on the comment I left there last week.

I think I am going to have to seriously pare down my blog reading list.

So how many blogs do you read, and how much time  do you spend blogging per day, including reading and commenting on other blogs? While you’re at it, include Twitter and Facebook interaction.