I think I found it in the Google News Reader. What looks like a very simple RSS reader, is in fact a very powerful source aggreator also. It works like this:
From your Google Reader, you subscribe to all the RSS feed sources you want. At the bottom of each story is a button called "Share". When you share a story it is published to another page that is generated so you are able to publish those stories to a blog. Better still, there is an option to publish those stories as a feed that works well with the Pligg RSS importer. This allows me to be specific with the stories I want, and to upload them in a bulk fashion.
If you don't use it, you can find it at http://www.google.com/reader
I hope this is useful to others and I would be interested in your alternatives.
Your importer should look like this:
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Feed Name: My READER Feed URL: http://www.google.com/reader/public/...ogle/broadcast Delete this feed - Feed Frequency (hours): 12 -- how often to check for new items. - Feed Votes: 1 -- how many votes new items recieve (limit 200) - Feed Items Limit: 15 -- how many new items to take from the feed when it's checked - Feed URL Dupes: 0 -- Allow duplicate URL's 0=No, 1=Yes, Allow - Feed Title Dupes: 0 -- Allow duplicate Title's 0=No, 1=Yes, Allow - Feed Submitter Id (number): 2 -- The ID of the person who will be listed as the submitter - Feed Category Id (number): 5 -- The ID of the category to place these items into -- feed field name: title --- pligg field name: link_title --- Remove this link -- feed field name: link --- pligg field name: link_url --- Remove this link -- feed field name: id --- pligg field name: link_content --- Remove this link |
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