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Give this a try:
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/{username}.rss
Replace {username} with the Twitter user ID.
Now, how to get the ID? Just switch to the old Twitter and go to your profile. There it is, the RSS feed link! Just hover over it, and you would know the Twitter user ID.
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The short answer (the feed for Freeman's Mind) is:
http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/playlists/49C3B7EDD1624C55
The longer answer (to find this on your own): you need to go onto the creator's account page and click on the playlist for the show you want. The playlist ID (in this case, 49C3B7EDD1624C55) is found above the list of episodes, at the end of ...
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FeedBurner can do this, create a 'burnt' version of your feed then enable 'Email Subscriptions', then subscribe to the feed. It's a little more complicated than FeedMyInbox but doesn't have a 5 feed limit
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Does interfacing with Reader provide processing improvements over pulling the feeds directly?
If you're analyzing (and enriching?) feeds, I'm guessing you're running something like Calais and Solr as part of your processing stack. With 1600 feeds you're talking about a serious number of entries to deal with. Does Reader provide enough bandwidth to pull the ...
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As explained in https://dev.twitter.com/docs/faq#11716 http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/username.rss is no longer supported.
The correct way to get a Twitter feed is now as follows:
https://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.rss?screen_name=username
Obviously you will have to replace username with the user name who's feed you are after.
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mmmmail! provides this service.
You create an anonymous email account with them e.g BarrysRSSEmailFeeds@mmmmail.com
Send emails to the account
Access the RSS Feed via http://www.mmmmail.com/BarrysRSSEmailFeeds.xml
Taken from their site:
mmmmail! is a completely ANONYMOUS and
FREE disposable Email to RSS service.
This means you can choose any ...
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twitterfeed seems promising, although I haven't tried it yet. It even lets you manage the format of the tweets and supports post filters.
There are also a few plugins for Wordpress such as WP to Witter and WordTwit. For Wordpress.com you can use Publicize which is included by default.
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You can even get your profile's RSS feed!
The pattern is
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/username.rss
where username the Twitter username (for example, cshirky).
I tried it, and it works! You just don't need to know the numeric user ID.
5
You can get the feed if you check out the New pages watch and filter for your name only.
Toolbox > Special Pages > Recent changes and logs > New pages
Enter your Wikipedia handle in the Username: field
Hit Go
You'll then get results showing all the newly created pages started by that username.
Grab the "Special:New pages" Atom feed that is created for ...
4
So here are the options at your disposal because this is a very old problem
Feeddit - http://feeddit.com/
Feeds are 100 stories long and has the actual link so you can skip past Digg and get directly to the story.
A Yahoo Pipe
Either cloned or self made regex and mapping replacement modules. If you need assistance let me know otherwise I am just going ...
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Slashdot's rss feed for the mobile section only:
http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdotmobile
For further reference on creating section-only feeds, refer to this page: http://slashdot.org/faq/feeds.shtml
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You can use the Youtube Data API to retrieve the feed of all of the episodes. The key is to use the special category of 'Shows':
https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?
q=freemansmind
&orderby=published
&author=machinima
&category=Shows
&v=2
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Unfortunately, there still isn't a way to bulk unshare items in Google Reader.
The solution offered is to use keyboard shortcuts to make it a bit easier.
While viewing your shared items
Press shift+s to unshare the item
Press j or k to move to the next or previous item
Return to step 1; Repeat as necessary
I expect you could use something like ...
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I don't know of any reader that has such capacities. Sometimes blogs themselves offer a feed specific to one category.
I personally use Feed Rinse for some feeds to filter out posts that I don't want. There you can block (or allow) items based on title, tag, author or content. Maybe that could help you as well.
3
You can autopost to blogger, WP and other services, if you have a blog at Posterous. Posterous lets you autopost to several other services automatically.
If you have a self hosted blog at WP, you can try out a few WP plugins which would let you do the same thing.
3
Since you use Drupal, you can also use Drupal for Facebook. It is a module that you have to install into your Drupal website. With this module, you can automatically publish your new content to Facebook and allow Facebook users to connect via Facebook Connect.
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You can try Google Reader. Google Reader can follow changes of any website. See this blog for more details.
At Google we're always looking for ways to take advantage of work being done in other parts of the organization. So when a team approached us with a way to follow changes from websites without feeds, we jumped at the opportunity. Post by Liza Ma, ...
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To Publish the Same Blog Post to Multiple Blogging Sites at Once, See following Article:
http://www.labnol.org/internet/blogging/post-blog-entries-to-multiple-blogging-platforms/4943/
2
Now it's this:
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/(User Account ID).rss
For example, for Clay Shirky (http://twitter.com/cshirky) the RSS URL is:
http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/cshirky.rss
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If I understand what you want correctly, you want to implement "paged search results" in a Atom/RSS feed.
I don't think this type of thing is widely implemented, but there is a proposed standard (via Amazon.com) at OpenSearch.org—look specifically at the OpenSearch response elements.
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You could try using this Zapier Zap which creates an RSS feed of any users YouTube video feed.
You just need to sub in the users YouTube username and Zapier will create the RSS feed you can put in your RSS feed.
You can easily substitute the RSS feed in Zapier for other form of notification too like email, sms, instant message, etc.
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This Zapier Zap will let you share to your company page. You can also share to multiple pages as well which might be a benefit if you have lots of different Facebook pages to manage sharing.
Disclosure: I run Zapier, but I still think it's a great solution. :)
1
As to any existing reader which will understand this?
Probably not out of the box, but Awasu is easily extendable, and can understand Atom/RSS extension namespaces/elements via Metadata Modules, look under the "Advanced Features" section of the help. I've even created a couple Metadata Modules to extract geographical and earthquake data embedded in feeds, ...
1
The categorized RSS feed links might differ from site to site, CMS to CMS. For the given website, I did a quick google search for filetype:xml site:atvn.org(click it). It seems they have feed links like this -
www.atvn.org/alumni/rss.xml
www.atvn.org/blogs/rss.xml
www.atvn.org/user/rss.xml
www.atvn.org/news/2012/rss.xml
etc.
From the search results, ...
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I am having the same issue, although for URL decoding @ translates to "%40" i.e.
"username%40domain.com"
This does work when used in a browser (logged out of all google accounts and tested with
http://username%40domain.com@mail.google.com/mail/feed/atom
format) ..it displayed the xml with no issue, although with my rss reader (rainmaker, various ...
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This is more so a comment than an answer since we already have a correct answer anyway.
However, I just wanted to leave a note here that that when you browse YouTube to get your playlist ID from the URL they are a bit tricky.
If you go to a playlist for example: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL26D021A7580EA83F
The last part of it is as said in the ...
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You can use multiple separate RSS feeds in MailChimp by using FEED merge tag http://kb.mailchimp.com/article/how-can-i-add-any-blog-post-to-a-regular-campaign.
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Check out FriendFeed
FriendFeed was designed to be used more as a real-time stream, but you can use it as a regular feed aggregator if you want. You can set it to give you email notifications -- in real time, best of day, or best of week -- or IMs in real-time.
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I could see a couple of options to accomplish this:
You could use Yahoo Pipes to quickly and easily generate a new feed with the combination of the 2 feeds you have already found. No code to write, easy to get started.
You could write the code to combine the feeds manually as you suggested. Depending on how you plan to display or use the combined feed, ...
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