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]]> By: Rauno Saarinen http://blog.broadbandmechanics.com/2004/08/peter_caputa_jo#comment-1581 Rauno Saarinen Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://marc_blogs_it.myelin.co.nz/?p=1586#comment-1581 To the developer(s) of RSSCalendar [www.RSSCalendar.com]: Thank you. To other developers: RSSCalendar is a great first step. From my point of view, I find it more useful than any of the event standards I know about (http://www.esfstandard.org/esfspecification0.9draft.html) or any of the event services out there. I'm using RSSCalendar.com to generate my calendar feeds, but I really need the power of aggregation to make these feeds work to their full power! Just a little work on the aggregation side. Help! I need the ability on the aggregation side to pick and choose which calendar events to add to the calendar I'd like to publish on my weblog. In other words, picking and choosing from my feed and everybody else's feeds to display a personalized calendar of worthy events. I picture the aggregator as one master calendar that displays all calendar feeds I'm subscribed to and then a tool that lets me pick which events I actually want to publish. Any chance anyone's interested in taking that next small step and building a useful calendar aggregator tool? To events and social networks people: If the calendar becomes part of the blogging/syndication web structure, does that help or hurt your business? If it helps, I'd be interested in the services you have to offer :) To the developer(s) of RSSCalendar [www.RSSCalendar.com]: Thank you.
To other developers: RSSCalendar is a great first step. From my point of view, I find it more useful than any of the event standards I know about (http://www.esfstandard.org/esfspecification0.9draft.html) or any of the event services out there. I’m using RSSCalendar.com to generate my calendar feeds, but I really need the power of aggregation to make these feeds work to their full power! Just a little work on the aggregation side. Help!

I need the ability on the aggregation side to pick and choose which
calendar events to add to the calendar I’d like to publish on my
weblog. In other words, picking and choosing from my feed and
everybody else’s feeds to display a personalized calendar of worthy
events.

I picture the aggregator as one master calendar that displays all
calendar feeds I’m subscribed to and then a tool that lets me pick
which events I actually want to publish.

Any chance anyone’s interested in taking that next small step and building a useful calendar aggregator tool?

To events and social networks people: If the calendar becomes part of the blogging/syndication web structure, does that help or hurt your business? If it helps, I’d be interested in the services you have to offer :)

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