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ListGarden
If you're familiar with RSS and you want to try a free solution, check out
ListGarden (sotwaregarden.com/products/listgarden/index.html). he
free service does not ofer any support or a warranty, although it does have
decent documentation and ofers several tutorials. Like FeedforAll, it is a
downloadable sotware application that lets you create and maintain RSS
feeds. A version for Windows, a Perl version for Mac, and a generic Perl
version are all available.
FeedPublish
If you want to maintain an RSS feed from several diferent computers, try
FeedPublish (feedpublish.com), a Web-based way to create and maintain
RSS feeds. his free service walks you through the process of creating and
maintaining an RSS feed. It also tracks click-throughs on your feed and can
send you reports via e-mail if you want them. he free feeds contain adver-
tisements; Pro accounts, which cost $4.95 a month, omit the ads.
Filtering Tools
One complaint about RSS feeds is that sometimes they generate a lot of
duplicates. his is especially true when you're monitoring several difer-
ent sites for similar keywords. One way to get rid of the duplicates is to put
many RSS feeds into one large feed and ilter out the duplicates. he services
mentioned in this section help you do that.
FeedJumbler
If you want to put together a lot of diferent feeds quickly, you might like
FeedJumbler (feedjumbler.com). his free service doesn't even require reg-
istration—you simply enter what you want to call your feed and a list of
feeds you want to include. FeedJumbler creates a feed for you in several dif-
ferent formats, and ofers various options to change the look and contents
of the feed.