Bloggers, feed on THIS...
 

everytime you post,I am taken aback by the good ole informational days of GFY...long before lame pic threads and stupid fansigns..keep it up 2HP,there are real buisness associates who appreciate your threads

thanks captain obvious

i will let everyone know about this "Rss" that we dont know about.

when i started using rss feeds back 2 years ago.

Released it this week for Adult Players Club.
http://www.apcpromo.com
http://apcpromo.com/?feed=rss2
:thumbsup :thumbsup

I have A LOT of things in store involving RSS.

Mmmmmmm Traffic.....gimme......im looking into it

2HP, can you drop your icq here? I would like to speak with you tomorrow or Monday.
Thanks.

It's not the feed bro -- it's the treatment -- :winkwink: -- c'mon man, read shit all the way through next time -- :)

And you know what, the basic principle of the fax was invented in the 19th century -- did you know that? Good thing latter business people found the right market and the right form.

2hp

Very interesting thread 2HP, hit me up when you have a sec will ya I want to show you something we are doing bout blogging

Ya jack is good people, but really that sig of yours is possibly the first one I have sat and watched and laughed out loud at. :1orglaugh

Sure thing, bro.


2hp

You will have a new affiliate in about 2 minutes -- :winkwink:. JaymanCASH also offer this.

lol -- 196-767-065

Thousands of sites with duplicate content, Im sure that will be good for pr

YARGH! Jack did you look at the autoblogger pro system? Maybe we can talk about mixing things up. ICQ me. I miss your posts too :(

Right on, man! There's going to be more news re blog, rss, and $$$ soon... Just call me Nostradamus (wink)

That is happening anyway. The biggest programs have, at most a few hundred hosted galleries. Tell me TGPs don't all look like they were spit out by the same Wonka machine. This introduces a new layer of customization, which will increase design diversity, though based on identical "core data" -- :winkwink:


2hp

I will. Also I should mention that these tickers will display JUST FINE inside your blog posts. As some of you may now, the PHP wrapper will sometimes interfere. Not here.

As for missing my posts, thank you (and thank you, too TDF -- :) ) - but all posting and no work make Jack a poor boy -- :winkwink:


2hp

Great stuff mate - I've been working the last days on some RSS stuff and I didn't even know the scrolling feed was possible. Thanks and great post.

rss is P O W E R. And 2HP is a mad genius.

Well fucking done.

If it hadn't been for being able to watch tASSy go by -- again and again -- I wouldn't've made it -- :winkwink:

Thank you for your friendship -- :)

This is one of the many reason APC kicks ass

good stuff jack....Im Signed up.....thanks buddy :thumbsup

http://adultplayersclub.com/images/logo.jpg

AdultPlayersClub ^ -- :)


2hp

looks good, but how does this benefit the blog? looking at the source code one can't even see the links- which is the whole point of sydicating from SE perspective...

You did read how "RSS" Works right???? :helpme

There's something BIG on the horizon regarding this... be on the lookout for it. GOOD STUFF :)

I'm not a fan of tickers but I like where it's all heading. Good work no doubt.

Good stuff Jack. :) (But careful with the impnoobs links, babe. Trust me on this one.)

It's a fucking BLOG! And the other site is a Mambo CMS.

Fuh-huck, don't E-ven get me started...


2hp

For SE go this route. The ticker is for people with EYES -- for the spider, I recommend:

<? include 'http://...RSS2HTML? feedURL ? templateURL'


2hp loooooves PHP -- :winkwink:

I thinkg I'm going to write a tutorial: 'how to keep the readers' attention for more than 4 seconds'

anyone wants to tell me what's this about in 3 words or less?

Nice integration :thumbsup

We will have RSS feeds up in a few days, or the webmaster will fell my boot up his arse.

http://www.paulmarkhamteens.com/affiliates/

Now, hurry up and approve my application, so I can get some affiliate codes in there -- :321GFY


2hp

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh im glad you enjoyed it...I have been laughing at it the last couple of days

YOWZA. Paul, do I sense a change of direction -- :) -- a new niche, perhaps...

http://PAULMARKHAMSBOOTINGEEKARSE.com -- ? -- :D


2hp

Next time you're in the mood again you were in THAT night, call me, wake me up, I don't care -- I desperately need LEVITY. I'm always so fucking dark -- hate it sometimes -- :(

2hp

You're approved :thumbsup

heh... 7-22-05 http://www.gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/494937-message-sponsors.html

Yeah, bro -- good call -- :thumbsup -- the shit's in the wind -- no denyin' -- :winkwink:

You know that song from the talking heads?

[snaps fingers]

"This ain't no PointCast, no heavy client, this ain't no pushin' around..
Why speak in whispers, why count your vowels, when you easily shout..."

2hp

Hal....you took the words right out of my mouth...... :thumbsup

Flattered, Mike -- but I know my place -- :jester

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y95...terblaster.jpg


2hp

You need to start using a REGULAR FUCKING FONT when you type. I still can't read anything you ever say because you insist on typing like a moron, underlining the wrong words for emphasis and picking the worst fonts available.

PS. RSS.. welcome to 5 years ago in mainstream.

http://www.young-voice.org/images/head_in_hands.jpg


2hp

Don't be fooled into thinking RSS will make the world a better place.

RSS IS EVIL :mad: >>>>>>PROOF

and so is MILF

you are the bridge!

http://img378.imageshack.us/img378/9638/cool3gh.jpg

looking good everywhere I click Jack!

This what bugs me for a long time, why don't sponsors use RSS/XML for free hosted content delivery - banners, gallereis, text discriptions, reviews, profiles, etc, etc..? whould make life so much easier.
Free sites (tgps, review sites, blogs) could be automatically updated as soon as fresh content released. Am i wrong?

So? didn't matter in my case.

But the important thing is I'm not bitter about it. :1orglaugh

Good info....good post....

Indeed, John, those examples are horrible. But you can't judge the value of a technology by the worst things it produces.

To quote a friend I miss, "That would be silly."



Okay. Well, I didn't really start this thread to champion the whole of RSS. so much. I'm just a guy trying to sell a service that happens to run on RSS and doesn't really have a whole lot to do with RSS beyond that.

RSSEXTICKERS is a nice little idea, available at a moment when I believe it can be used to make some money and raise a level of convenience for some people. Period.

http://gorgeous-wallpaper.com/AVATAR...IG/akanboo.gif Fuck, you're STILL here... I mean it man, I have no interest in explaining the present significance of RSS on this board. If my service makes sense to you, subscribe. If not, save it for therapy. I, for one, have more important things to do. Now scram! ...

http://gorgeous-wallpaper.com/AVATAR...G/football.gif ... "go awaaay" http://gorgeous-wallpaper.com/AVATAR...PIG/fukkin.gif "[whistles]" http://gorgeous-wallpaper.com/AVATAR...PIG/nebuta.gif "UUUUUUUUUGH!" http://gorgeous-wallpaper.com/AVATAR...IG/setuboo.gif

"Okay, fine. If it's all the same to you, I'd like to dictate from the tub... "

One of you wrote in one of the threads that appeared responsive to this one... [Don't you just love those threads -- "I just happen to be talking about the same thing over here...in a derivative misinformed rebuttal that has nothing at all to do with what you wrote" -- dude, whatever]...anyway well, this fella compared RSS to Pointcast. Now, that was very silly.

Here's why:

The famously brief success of Pointcast back in the 90's left us with a number of business lessons, an inconclusive first (and very early) impression of Data Subscription, and the annoying buzz phrase "Push" Technology, which immediately had to be balanced against "Pull" Technology.

Once Pointcast was extinct, and people lacked for an actual example they could study and think about, the "Push" and "Pull" lost their high-tech cache, and very soon nobody knew what they were supposed to mean anymore, beyond their prior significance on the doors of the world.

Then, of course, the bubble burst, and the last thing anybody wanted to think about was a company that had failed before the bubble burst.

For those who don't remember or were too young, Pointcast gave you ad-subsidized, user-configurable content (news, movie listings, horoscopes, weather, etc.) to the desktop. It ran on a large client-side application you had to download.

Millions did.

Pointcast failed not because it wasn't popular. It was IMMENSELY popular. It failed because it choked up all the bandwidth of corporate networks, and brought traffic to a crawl. CTO's told CEOs who told HR Directors who told employees that Pointcast was as bad as a virus, and you'd be fired if you had it installed on your desktop. Well, that'll put a damper on demand.

In the dust cloud of Pointcast's demise, something else was largely missed -- for a "Push" technology, there sure was a FUCKLOAD of pulling going on -- :)

Sad cliche: too right, too soon.

Folks sure do like to suck a feed, that much was clear.

RSS is not new. So, why now? In a word: blogs. I could write apout blogs all day.

Some days I do.

I blog about blogs.

The most important thing that blogs are doing, and what you need to register for purposes of the presemt argument, is they are re-distributing power.

As usual, when that hapens [harrumph], some folks are in denial. Yet happening it is, and with sweeping implications for all of online advertising and most of the ways business is done online. In this new order, blogs have clout. Google loves them. More than that, for the ways in which the blogosphere is also a network within but separate from the Internet, vast new capabilities and strengths are being perfected there.

How the blogosphere and the Open Source Movement have brought us closer to the Democratic Ideal is worthy of a separate treatment. But, for purposes of the present argument, note simply that everybody is getting a blog, and they are doing it for expression, for money, or both.

Meanwhile, as the "infrastructure" of the blogosphere was being built and conceived, RSS was also evolving and improving. If you're wondering how RSS got so well integrated into the blogosphere and other Open Source projects, I can tell you. Because it was all the same people -- Develeopers, influencers, programmers, idealists, Net-Socialists. Basically, people who believe the things the Web was supposed to be about were very correct, and who see now an opportunity to make a change for the better.

Get ready for the most important sentence of this post:

The public will consume RSS feeds aggresively >> because feed providers are going to make them extremely attractive >> because they REALLY want people to suck their feeds >> becase sucking on someone's feed shall constitute a "vote" for them, that will raise their Trust score >> at a time when Google is shifting emphasis from [formulaic] Relevancy to [subjective] Trust, and links you buy are becoming far less influential to your PR than links you are given.

The always unimpeachable Google Math rigor need not protest the subjective change at all. Math rigor remains intact, as Google ceases throwing computing resources at eluding and chasing SE spammers, and focuses on bringing democracy to PR via statistics.

That was long and technical...

The layman will blog and consume RSS because it's fun and participatory.

Pros will do it to make money and be bigshots.

Corporations will do it because they have to, because their customers are knocking on the blogdoor.

FINAL WORD ABOUT RSS:

What is RSS? | RSS is --to whittle it all the way down to ESSENCE -- an agreement between parties to do something a certain way, consistently.

O-ho!

RSS IS the Internet. Choose any acronym you like -- you can't separate the central idea from any of its implementations -- :)


2hp