Viewing Articles with the tag: feed
Social Aggregating
14.Mar.08 | 6 Comments
Social Aggregation seems to be the new cool thing in the web 2.0 world this week. The premise seems sound: Why follow folks via a dozen different services? Instead, pull them all into one service and follow there.
To that end, I’ve been experimenting with a couple of the apps this week. Both have great potential. [...]
FeedEntryHeader - Stop Scrapers?
09.Dec.07 | 2 Comments
One of my largest pet peeves has to be feed scraping. It is a habit lower life forms have of scraping my RSS into their blogs and presenting it as their own content.
That drives me nuts. Not that I have an issue with sharing what I write — this is all under the Creative Commons [...]
Ideas? Tracking Updates on Web Pages
26.Jun.07 | 10 Comments
Keeping up to date with a site that doesn’t offer some sort of notification system can be a real pain. While a lot of blogs and news sites will offer feeds and/or email notifications, the majority of sites still do not.
For both home and work use I’m trying to turn up a useful way [...]
Housekeeping - Using the Current Feed?
17.May.07 | Leave a Comment
Rich asks, in a recent comment, what happened to my feed. Good question! Turns out I cleaned out an old .htaccess file a couple weeks ago and dumped some redirects that I didn’t think were used any longer.
So, if you’re using a feed that has “blogX” somewhere in it, time to update — just click [...]
Google Reader Shared Items
06.Apr.07 | 1 Comment
Somehow, someway, it seems there should be a way to see how many folks have shared an article with Google Reader.
Or for the narcissists, a way to see how many have shared one of my own articles.
Just seems like that would be a cool social aspect…
