Share Your OPML Deja Vue
Today I read about
a new, excitying service that allows you to upload your OPML files (list of RSS subscriptions or reading lists) and compare your subscriptions to similar subscription lists by other people, allows to find out what are the feeds most people are subscribed to and who are the people that subscribe to the most feeds.
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a new, excitying service that allows you to upload your OPML files (list of RSS subscriptions or reading lists) and compare your subscriptions to similar subscription lists by other people, allows to find out what are the feeds most people are subscribed to and who are the people that subscribe to the most feeds.
The service is Share Your OPML by Dave Winer, and it is exciting, but not new. It is just a relaunch of an at least two-years old, but nevertheless cool service. It will be interesting to see how this service evolves as OPML becomes increasingly popular and more feed readers like Blogbridge are starting to support it in an intelligent way.
- Top 100 Feeds
- Most prolific subscribers (I'm currently rank no. 70)
What I am really missing is a recommendation feature like last.fm's recommendations that are generated from my musical neighborhood by analyzing the x people with the most similar subscription lists and recommending all feeds that I am not subscribed to.
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