This may be too much to ask but . . .
Mon, 11/02/2008 - 17:17 — Simon Berry
. . . . is there a mechanism whereby users could specify a feed to be brought into the system. Maybe as part of their profile. So that stuff they wrote elsewhere that is helpful would pop up aginst their name here?
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Simon
11/2/08
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How's this Simon
profile feeds
haven't seen any modules that can do this
so short answer no
profile feeds
I did the feeds from Simon's blog using http://www.grazr.com to generate some code which works OK in posts and comments - but I couldn't find a profile field that would work, maybe because they don't accept full html
This is really interesting
I haven't tried it but could an entry containing this widget be made 'sticky' when people view the blog of an individual? I'll give it a go and see what happens.
Regards
Simon
23/02/2008