BlogSieve re-mixer
BlogSieve, yet another RSS re-mixer:
Splice (up to 5 feeds)
Filter (in/out)
Sorting
I really think at the moment that no-one can out do FeedDigest (bonus re-syndicating as java, html, etc…also set up as an account of all your re-mixes).
Only thing is that filtering out a search term requires a positive term…from a comment on one of my posts by developer of FeedDigest:
“Feed Digest supports negative terms. Just put a minus sign before the particular word, and entries with that word are stripped out. Of course, there must be at least one positive/other term. It’s like Google.”
Added to the list.
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BlogSieve.com provides negative filtering as well both at the individual feed level and the global level. This of course can be applied to any field as well.
For further filtering power we also opted to include a regular expression based filter that for our advanced users gives even more robust control.
I’m curious about this FeedDigest product .. it seems like a they merge features found at BlogSieve.com and RSS-to-JavaScript.com in a single property.
Also I’d like to mention FeedFindings.com which instead of filtering feeds it indexes custom feed groups and provides boolean searching with results delivered in any feed format.
Best,
BlogSieve.com
Comment by BlogSieve — August 29, 2005 @ 5:42 pm