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Sat, 19 Jul 2003
Calendaring microcontent
Via Seb's Open Research: an old post from Norman Walsh on how he uses RSS to manage his calendar:
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I have a possibly odd RSS application: I use RSS to keep track of my schedule. I have an "RSS feed" that shows me my todo items, upcoming calendar events, and some other stuff. I have a feeling that using RSS for this is either a really clever idea or a really stupid one, but I'm not sure which. Anyway, it's working for me. It means that everytime I peek at my RSS viewer, I see my schedule.
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