Library clips

I tried to comment on one of Mathemagenic’s posts about her RSS Reader wishlist, but I kept getting error’s so I’m deciding to post about it, and let her know by trackback.

This is the very rough style of my comments, I’ll leave it the way it was written as a comment:

Rojo is your answer
(it is an RSS reader and a social bookmark manager in one)

-feeds organised in tags instead of folders (a feed can also appear in multiple folders)
-feed items you clip can also be organised in tags (this is the social bookmark aspect)
-items to read later are kept in a flagged folder (unlike Bloglines where they stay in the feed)
-choose to read a tag/folder of your feeds in a stream (organised by date not by feed) or you can expand your tag/folder and click to read a feed at a time
-also an add-on to clip an item to del.icio.us
-share stuff with your community

Synching and protected feeds seems to be Attensa’s strength

…and posts per conversation (well that is the icing on the cake…so far it’s just an RSS from BlogPulse conversation tracker for me)

Here are some relevant links from my posts:

http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/06/03/rojo-free-web-based-rss-reader/
http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/06/14/clip-from-rojo-to-delicious/
Here are the rest of my posts about Rojo (via del.icio.us, I use this as a title index of my blog):
http://del.icio.us/libraryclips/rojo

Here are the attensa links:
http://www.techcrunch.com/?p=188
http://ehayes.typepad.com/ehayes/2005/08/attention_strea.html

Other players:
BlogBridge
http://del.icio.us/libraryclips/blogbridge
RSS Bandit
http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/07/12/rss-bandit-desktop-reader/

Wow, I was just thinking if you could trackback a blog when you are talking about them in the comments of another blog…I wonder if monitoring incoming links of a blog post include links in the comments of other blogs.