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Quick Way For FriendFeed Users to Find New Blogs

Do you use FriendFeed, and follow a bunch of people? You might be interested in this little RSSmeme link that, once you put in you FF username, find the links published by your peeps and ranks them by popularity. Grab the RSS feed and voila, you have a quick-n-dirty feed that exposes you to new blogs that you friends think are read-worthy.

Thanks, FriendFeed Watch, for the news!

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  • http://shegeeks.net Corvida

    Thanks for the tip. I haven't even checked my feeds for this and was wondering what all the fuss was about. Shall definitely be following this!

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    You're welcome! I know how you feel — I still haven't plunged into Touloo with any enthusiasm yet.

  • http://shegeeks.net Corvida

    I have a post about that same issue coming up.

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    Sweet! Looking forward to it!

  • http://benjamingolub.com/ Benjamin Golub

    Thanks for writing about this feature!

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    Thank YOU for contributing such a handy app!

  • http://www.winextra.com StevenHodson

    nice tip .. gonna try it out for awhile and see how it does … thanks

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    I hope you find it useful, like I did. You're welcome!

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    Benjamin, maybe you can answer something for me. I've been using the RSSmeme top shared for a while now, but the articles don't show any attribution or a link to the original article in Google Reader. You can see a screenshot here.

    <img src=”http://www.scribkin.com/viewable/screenshot-google%20reader-thumb.png”>

  • http://benjamingolub.com/ Benjamin Golub

    Sure it does! Click on the title of each entry in Google Reader. Basically in the RSS feed I set the entry link attribute to the original story link.

  • http://www.scribkin.com J. Phil

    Ah, I see. Sorry, my laptop has a small screen so I usually use GR with Firefox in fullscreen mode, so the status bar wasn't visible. Thanks for the quick reply.

  • http://benjamingolub.com/ Benjamin Golub

    No need to apologize, I'm just glad someone is using the FriendFeed
    integration!

  • http://www.scribkin.com Phil Glockner

    Benjamin, maybe you can answer something for me. I've been using the RSSmeme top shared for a while now, but the articles don't show any attribution or a link to the original article in Google Reader. You can see a screenshot here.

    <img src=”http://www.scribkin.com/viewable/screenshot-google%20reader-thumb.png”>

  • http://www.benjamingolub.com/ Benjamin Golub

    Sure it does! Click on the title of each entry in Google Reader. Basically in the RSS feed I set the entry link attribute to the original story link.

  • http://www.scribkin.com Phil Glockner

    Ah, I see. Sorry, my laptop has a small screen so I usually use GR with Firefox in fullscreen mode, so the status bar wasn't visible. Thanks for the quick reply.

  • http://www.benjamingolub.com/ Benjamin Golub

    No need to apologize, I'm just glad someone is using the FriendFeed
    integration!