Cool service

Jenny pointed me in the direction of kunekt, which will take your contact information and make an RSS or RDF file out of it. So you can use your favorite aggregator and subscribe to folks contact information. Sort of like collecting business cards, but I can keep the information completely updated for you. That’s fairly cool. Now I just need to get to work on creating categories in Amphetadesk so I can keep all those “business cards” seperate from my news channels, eh?

Here’s my file:



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