Diigo + yahoo pipes -> RSS feeds?

[kulcsi]

It would be nice to have a tool which:
- analyzes the trends of my and my network's diigo posts
- based on different parameters, ranks the RSS outputs of the saved
sites
- creates one or more pipes based on this ranking

I would have one RSS feed, which follows my reading habbits, and
offers me the most relevant articles.
There are a few yahoo pipes, which combines delicious, diigo and
google reader, but I have not founded solution to my problem.
Do U have any idea?...

[alanajames]

Hi - Have you tried Younoo, or Stumble On? Both are Add Ons to your
Firefox browser. I have had membership with each for years but only
occassionally use them. The new sidebar has a selection of widgets.
This might be something close to what you are looking for,
Alana

[Kyle Mathews]

http://www.aiderss.com/ sounds like it fits the bill.

Kyle

Research Assistant
eBusiness Center @ BYU
kyle.mathews2000.com/blog

[kulcsi]

Stumble Upon is a really interesting project! I have installed, and I
was amazed! Thnx. 4 the idea! I have not founded anything about
Younoo. Can you link it?
best regards, kulcsi.

[kulcsi]

Yes, this is really close to what I am searching about! Still it does
not suggest articles based on my diigo/delicious profile.
Thnx!

BTW, have U tried Ubiquity? Do you know about similar projects? For
instance: ENSO (by Humanic) -> http://www.humanized.com/enso_demo.php
Best regards,
kulcsi.

On Sep 22, 5:20 pm, "Kyle Mathews" <mathews.k...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.aiderss.com/sounds like it fits the bill.

>
> Kyle
>
> Research Assistant
> eBusiness Center @ BYU
> kyle.mathews2000.com/blog
>

[Kyle Mathews]

I haven't tried ubiquity yet -- but I definitely want to! It looks like very cool technology. In regards to ENSO, I use something called Gnome Do on Linux. It works something like ENSO (but is much more powerful imho).

Kyle

Research Assistant
eBusiness Center @ BYU
kyle.mathews2000.com/blog