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Luke Hutteman: handles all RSS versions, modules like dublin core, content:encoding, xhtml:body, etc. ... RSS Auto-discovery ... and last but not least, for items that include the full html description, sharpreader lets you expand a headline to view links and responses to/from other posts in other feeds. This allows you to read posts in context, and will show related posts together. [via Phil Ringnalda]
I really like the related posts feature.
I've been working on a method of putting Related Post information into RSS feeds, not having found any prior art, I invented a possibility for an RSS2 module, doc'd at http://www.aquarionics.com/journal/id/1058, if anyone's interested...
Posted by Aquarion atWow. Via Sam Ruby, Sharpreader looks like it has potential. If falls under the YA3PA (Yet Another 3 Paned Aggregator) category, but I like the threaded comment feel to it. Screenshots that contain my name (this one is on a comment) are...
Excerpt from Matt Croydon::postneo atAnother new .NET aggregator today: SharpReader. Besides having all of the usual goodies, SharpReader will actually thread RSS items across feeds. VERY cool. Update: SharpReader rocks. Seems like others like it too....
Excerpt from The Furrygoat Experience atI'm a bit overwhelmed by the response I got on SharpReader... I posted it about 24 hours ago, and already have 17 comments, 24 trackbacks and 17 emails. SharpReader's threading functionality works like a charm to show all the responses in the feeds...
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Trackback from public virtual MemoryStream
I posted yesterday about wanting a filtered version of aggregate RSS feeds. I take it back! I want my RSS news aggregator client to be filter enabled, not the service providing the aggregate feed. What was I thinking? Since I've signed up as a...
Excerpt from Harry Pierson's DevHawk Weblog atSharpReader wows the world!...
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Trackback from Brenton House's .NET Blog
It appears that a new RSS Aggregator is on the scene and it is sweeping users off their feet! I am pretty impressed as well! I would also like to see posting capabilities but it is off to a great start! I am curious if...
Excerpt from Brenton House's .NET Blog at[via Phil Ringnalda] I really like the related posts feature. ... [more]...
Excerpt from phil ringnalda dot com: VerySharpReader: Comments at