Comments on: An RSS feed for an OPML that contains non-feed items http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/12/14/an-rss-feed-for-an-opml-that-contains-non-feed-items/ sharing ideas thoughts and feedback Sun, 12 Feb 2012 17:54:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: Peter Cooper http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/12/14/an-rss-feed-for-an-opml-that-contains-non-feed-items/#comment-16842 Thu, 15 Dec 2005 02:36:00 +0000 http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/12/14/an-rss-feed-for-an-opml-that-contains-non-feed-items/#comment-16842 FeedDigest will be significantly better for part of this task in future.. OPML import and export ;-) OPML export is semi-beta in there now already, but import is on its way. We have mega updates in the next month, including those "stats" which we've been promising for oh so many months now. FeedDigest will be significantly better for part of this task in future.. OPML import and export ;-) OPML export is semi-beta in there now already, but import is on its way. We have mega updates in the next month, including those “stats” which we’ve been promising for oh so many months now.

]]> by: Timothy Post http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/12/14/an-rss-feed-for-an-opml-that-contains-non-feed-items/#comment-16797 Wed, 14 Dec 2005 05:35:40 +0000 http://libraryclips.blogsome.com/2005/12/14/an-rss-feed-for-an-opml-that-contains-non-feed-items/#comment-16797 You got it! Now imagine if in addition to regular text based feeds you could create rss feeds for all sorts of stuff. you pointed-out del.icio.us booksmarks. don't forget flickr.com photos. Now what about the rest of your life? How about a feed for the books you own? check-out librarything.com How about a feed for the stuff you desire? check-out wists.com Basically, it's possible to use urls to capture most things in your life. then take that url and create a rss feed from it. then organize them all in an opml file and finally view them all in blogbridge dynamic reading lists. My question is when you rss readers expand their horizons and become places where we can store all the data about ourselves. Wouldn't it be cool if you had a list of all the groceries you bought last year and the recipes the powered those shopping lists? my vision for web2.0 is a bunch of SaaS websites that enable folks to imput data about themselves (in multiple mediums- booksmarks, urls, photos, texts, skus, ect) about the software service will reconfigure your data in new and original ways. We're getting closer! Tim Post | Boston http://www.opmlmanager.com/opml/postzavtra.opml You got it!

Now imagine if in addition to regular text based feeds you could create rss feeds for all sorts of stuff. you pointed-out del.icio.us booksmarks. don’t forget flickr.com photos.

Now what about the rest of your life?

How about a feed for the books you own? check-out librarything.com

How about a feed for the stuff you desire? check-out wists.com

Basically, it’s possible to use urls to capture most things in your life. then take that url and create a rss feed from it. then organize them all in an opml file and finally view them all in blogbridge dynamic reading lists.

My question is when you rss readers expand their horizons and become places where we can store all the data about ourselves.

Wouldn’t it be cool if you had a list of all the groceries you bought last year and the recipes the powered those shopping lists?

my vision for web2.0 is a bunch of SaaS websites that enable folks to imput data about themselves (in multiple mediums- booksmarks, urls, photos, texts, skus, ect) about the software service will reconfigure your data in new and original ways.

We’re getting closer!

Tim Post | Boston

http://www.opmlmanager.com/opml/postzavtra.opml

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