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Doc Searls is gearing up to try the OPML Editor. Bitchen. OmniOutliner loves Dave's OPML, but Dave's OPML only has eyes for the OPML Editor. NIVI: "This article will describe where to find a trillion dollars in latent value on the internet." Uh huh. Well, he mentions OPML, so at least he's got good taste ;-> Muhajabah lets visitors import an OPML file of links to all his entries, sort of a portable directory to his site. I like it! What I'd really like to have is an OPML directory of all the things I have *linked to* from my blog, sorted by the categories I use on my blog...hmmm.. Speaking of which!! I am now using Mike Houser's OPML to Wordpress script to republish these entries on my main weblog. Exciting! Thanks, Mike! Research Buzz catches on to opmlsearch.com. Gaspart: "Outlook 12 ha la cartella "Feeds RSS" ed è in grado di importare un file OPML." Steve Lacey: "I’ve been playing around with Taskable, an little application that sits in the system tray and lets you browse the links in OPML feeds you’ve subscribed it to...it's so simple, it's brilliant." Guidelines for more powerful OPML LibraryClips: "This OPML stuff, it just doesn't stop coming." Heh. Many of today's links were brought to you by MonitorThis. Donovan Watts has got video of himself hula-hooping at Burning Man in 2003. "It Doesn't Have To Be Hell OPML! Okay, that one made me laugh out loud. Dave: A proposal for a new OPML nodetype. Chris Pirillo gave a talk at Mindcamp on OPML (well there was some other stuff, but OPML Fan doesn't care!) I wonder if someone made a recording... Fran: "Welcome back Lisa! I am glad that OPML Fan is back on the scene. She was missed by me, and others I am sure." Hey, somebody noticed we got reanimated! Score! Hi, Fran! |
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