My attention via RSS

Now I can track where my attention has been (see my last 18 hours below) thanks to a new version of the RSS feed reader I use -  FeedDemon (1.6 RC1), by Nick Bradbury.

I like this. A lot.

Lots potential uses I can think of here. Would be nice to drill down to which the articles I clicked through to (so I can export and collate or publish for example).

Here's my Attention Top Ten (for the last 18 hours)

The file can't be exported (OPML, would be nice Nick?...anything!) so had to take screenshot, however I've added links to the blogs here:

  1. Seattleduck
  2. Planet HCI (bug appears here: the date given in the screenshot at June 17?)
  3. Scripting News
  4. Slashdot
  5. Yahoo MSFT Company News
  6. Groovy Mother
  7. Ellen's Knowledge Blog
  8. GamersCircle
  9. Geek News Central
  10. Gizmodo

There's another sweet feature, 'Post to Del.icio.us' which I can see will increase my use of the tagging engine. I've yet more features to discover. This is turning out to be a very nice release indeed.. There's plenty of feedback already by other users and Nick is listening as usual (great job on this release Nick).

PS: I'm not sure what '# Posts' # represents (I know one feed doesn't have 50 items), but the '# Visits' seems accurate - these are the click-thrus to the post via the RSS feed..

(See more of my OPML, RSS or others' at Technorati: OPML, RSS)