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Technology Evangelist Robert Sanzalone discusses his discovery of coComment, a hot, new, free web 2.0 service to keep track of your comments on other people's blogs and feeds.

From the page: "Basically, readers should see these lists of “individuals” with over 300 RSS feeds as people who don’t actually read much, they just like to subscribe to stuff and let the river flow past them. Look, I’m cool, I am subscribed to 2,000+ RSS feeds and want to tell the world about it. I guess this is another form of marketing, which makes sense why Danny Ayers has 2,549 feeds, just don’t believe for a second he actually follows and pays attention to that many....."

Création de fils pour les sites qui n'en ont pas.

In depth: what can you do with FeedYes.com? » Generate feeds for any website or specific page » Save those feeds, so you can read them in any rss reader. One click adding. » Syndicate those feeds: put the headlines on your own website » Monitor websi

Ponyfish is a FREE web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.

Social RSS aggregator that support many formats as OMPL import.

Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed!