Yes and no. As you mentioned earlier many rss feed readers do what you designed. For instance, I use bloglines for sports on yahoo sports basketball and Houston Rockets rss feed. So in my situation I would not really see much benefit. However, your presentation is so much better than alot of the rss feed readers. It is alot easier to see what is updated and if need be can read the whole article. I can see sports fans really liking this because they don't have to go around all of those sites to check for updates. Have you thought of a way to market it?
Oaks | Homepage | 11.28.06 - 10:24 pm | #

Thanks for the feedback Oaks. I completely agree with/understand what you're talking about. If I really go after people, it's going to be the type of sports fans who are casual internet users that don't know about RSS.

I've never done this before, but I'm going to try to market via forums. My hopes is that I can trade advertising on SportsLizard for an email to all of their members or a sticky on the forum. We'll see. I'll probably get to do more with it in '07.
Adam | Homepage | 12.01.06 - 10:32 am | #