Bloglines is the new Technorati. Relevant results, easy to read, and FAST. Hat tip: Dan Hersam via Outer Court. (BTW, it’s interesting to see where Doug’s sliding doors example shows up.) ¶
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andrew | July 29th, 2004 @ 12:22 am |
Holy crap, you’re not kidding! I seriously blinked when I clicked ‘Search’ and missed it. It very closely rivals technorati… the only thing it’s missing is the cross-referencing of resulting blog sources.
john | July 29th, 2004 @ 12:48 am |
Bloglines is great. They also provide downloadable “notifiers” to let you know when feeds you are tracking are updated. Notable is the Bloglines Firefox extension (http://bloglines.com/about/notifier#moz) that adds, among other things, a nifty sub-menu to the right-click context-menu that allows you to “Find references to this page” and “Subscribe to this page”.
Carthik | July 29th, 2004 @ 12:51 am |
For lesser mortals, like your’s truly, technorati still returns more results
Carthik | July 29th, 2004 @ 1:06 am |
Sorry I couldn’t add this to the previous comment, but the results don’t seem too relevant, or easy to use :
http://bloglines.com/search?r=0&q=movabletype+3.1&submit=Search
I would love to have a feed search engine that takes Logical Operators, like AND, OR and NOT. PubSub tried, but fails miserably.
Hashim | August 2nd, 2004 @ 10:32 am |
I thought feedster was the new Technorati.
I bet MSN or Google or someone big with enough resources is going to invent a service that simply works and crush the competition. None of these services work well.