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Here are two really cool new web2.0 feed applications that each do something new, exciting and different with RSS feeds. One shows you the best feeds according to social engagement and the other frees your feeds from the reader and shows them to you when they are relevant to what you are already reading. But that's just not cool enough for you. Oh, no, not by a long shot. For you I had to go one better and show you a way to combine these two too cool tools into a super feed research engine.

Promoting your blog through feed directories and aggregators can bring in some of the best traffic you'll get. On top of the traffic, it helps seed your link further out into the blogosphere and bring those little lovable search spiders around to visit. I'm testing out a new (well, new to me) Feed/Blog Directory called rssHugger. Not a lot of info yet, but I share what I know and I'll follow up on this later.

I submit that we have an obligation to our readers to post within the boundaries of our blog's stated topic. When we vary from this topic we violate their trust and fill their inboxes and feed readers with information that they do not want. If they want to read about other topics, they will be subscribed to other sources that offer that content. We owe it to them to give them what we promised when they subscribed, and not force them to also accept our messages on other points that may, at best, be annoyingly irrelevant to them and at worst, deeply offensive.