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So would you use this instead of Greader?
Or as purely a customsing RSS?
It would be very handy purely for researching.
Rob
Thanks for that, makes sense now, I can see the power of that in a variety of uses, researching things would be very handy, set it up, leave it a week or so, pull it all up and read, note. :o)
Good stuff, like you said Dave, a compliment to your reader. :o)
Thanks. Rob
If you're running WordPress, each tag and category already has its own RSS feed, so you could tag posts with the author's name and offer options that way.
Totally see the value in what you're offering, just want to point out that if you have WordPress (and are not running Feedburner), you can already do this.
Don't let yourself forget about Shyftr, it has a bright future.
I'd be happy to find out more about Shyftr and would appreciate an invite.
(you can send it to Robin . Good [at] masternewmedia . org)
Thanks a lot, and keep up this great work you are doing.
I am a publisher, and I understood you were sharing some of these invites to
those requesting it to access
http://alpha.shyftr.com/publisher
...am I missing something? :-)
The email is me@larryhudson.org, by the way.
This seems a great resource about personalization, the next big thing. I´d like to write about it on my blog. Would you invite me to try it?
My email: dreig01@gmail.com
Thanks!