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Bela Labovitch: Check out the OPML search engine at opmlsearch.com." Yessssssssss! Yes Yes Yes! Everybody, add your OPML URLs to OPMLsearch.com here. I suspect there is probably a crawler that will get around to the various outlines and outline-blogs on the opml.org server, but you can get your stuff into the search engine's database quicker by submitting your URLs yourself. Oh my god, what if it crawls all the blogrolls? Think of what could be possible. It would be like Share Your OPML on steroids. SYO had a feature -- "find people whose subscriptions/blogroll are the most like mine" OR "the least like mine." What metainformation would emerge from adding up all the blogrolls and all the subscriptions lists? Question: is the source of many of those blogrolls and subscriptions lists hidden behind redirects? Blogrolling.com serves a blogroll to my personal site using Javascript. Would a crawler be able to get to the original OPML? Do Bloglines and Blogrolling.com have open APIs? I may hyperventilate. I think I'll write OPML on a paper bag and breathe into it for awhile. Dave: "I want to talk with Matt {Mullenweg] about doing an API between the OPML Editor and WordPress." Yessssssss! Jeez, I just stopped hyperventilating, and now this! This is truly my fondest personal wish for the OPML Editor, though I realize OPML has much larger and more far-reaching applications than being a front-end editor to a weblog. Fran: "All of Carrboro has WIFI floating through the air." A lot of places that think they are technologically advanced are, in reality, getting their asses kicked by small cities who actually act on their plans. Mahu: "These bikes are something else." That's a fact. I wish Mahu's blog had an RSS feed. Adam Hansen is using the OPML Editor to sketch out a book. "I could work easily and the program was a tool not something that got in the way." Max Hansen will be at the OPML Roadshow tomorrow. Bay Area denizens -- the OPML Roadshow is tomorrow, August 20, in Berkeley. Go! Fernando Plaza: "Los feeds...¿una comida chiná? I wonder if this is related to the conversation Dave and I had a long time ago about how RSS is like Chinese food. (I can't seem to find the link to Dave's end of the conversation, but my end started here, with a quote from my old boss Harry Tse about the food in his native Hong Kong). Reverend Tim links to pictures of the explosion at SF's Crocker Galleria. |
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