Feed Each Other Beta ends and now open to all
A web Chimera, which mixes the functions offered by an rss reader and the services of a social network, has ended its Beta testing period and can now used by Johnny and Jane Q. Public. This is the first online venture for Menlo Park, California-based inventor/wannabe designer/entrepreneur Udi, who used to work for Yahoo Answers! and the service/website is called Feed Each Other.
The end of the Beta testing and announcement that the Feed Each Other is now available to the public was made by Udi through a blog post. But what makes Feed Each Other a unique web feed reader? There are several other feed readers but what particular thing has Feed Each Other offer?
According to Udi:
Those of you who are already familiar with the concept are wondering what Feed Each Other adds to the equation. The answer is that in addition to being a world class reader, Feed Each Other lets you harness the power of your network of friends and colleagues to help you filter and explore the web in an fun, enlightening, efficient way.
Wouldn’t it be nice to know which feeds your friends subscribe to? Shouldn’t you be able to find new feeds by topic? Wouldn’t it be cool if you could browse feeds related to your subscriptions? Shouldn’t you be able to share things that you find in your reader without clogging up your friend’s email? How great would it be if your reader could automatically point you towards other interesting, like-minded people? [Source]
It is unique. But will it click? What do you think? Try it out :)
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