Formatting looks fine. Their RSS converter is doing a perfect job inserting section breaks in the right places and picking up the post titles for the article list. You are right that it’s losing the indents on the blockquotes, but I can generally tell where the quote starts and stops. If you want to eliminate all confusion, you could start using the format that I was taught back in school in the 1970s, which is to start the blockquote with a quotation mark, and every new paragraph of the block quote with a quotation mark, and end the last paragraph of the blockquote with a quotation mark. But it hasn’t been necessary yet.

Of course, reading it on the Kindle means that I miss the comment threads, and have to find the article on the web if I want to comment. But it’s a small price to pay to have it with me wherever I go, to be able to hand it to someone I’m talking to and show them what you all said about something recent, to get updates when you send them instead of having to manually check the web page for news or subscribe via a different RSS reader. And this way you get paid, at least a pittance.

Good luck, and welcome to the Kindle! I hope you make it into the top 10 under News and Opinion, at the very least; you’re providing a great service.