MyStack.com lets you build Stacks - self-updating link lists that you can paste into your blog or web page. The Stack on this page lists the last few posts that linked to PubSub.com. You can build a Stack that lists all the posts which link to your site, or a Stack that lists every message talking about a particular topic.
MyStack.com uses PubSub's matching engine to match blog entries and newsgroup posts against your request in real time. That means that any time you look at a Stack, you're looking at the most recent set of links - we rebuild the Stack and rewrite the HTML for you, automatically.
Building a Stack is easy - just visit the website and type in your search terms. You'll be able to configure your Stack to get the look and feel of your website (or if you like, a totally different look and feel).
Try out a Stack, and let us know what you think!
As a side note, MyStack.com is built on our REST API. If you have some ideas for applications, or you'd like to try out building an application yourself, send us an email at feedback@pubsub.com - we'd love to hear about it.
Posted by pubsub at March 10, 2004 04:55 PM | TrackBackThis is a great service. Not only is it feeding tons of relevant stuff to my blog, but when I noticed some over-the-top inflamatory items being retrieved in Newsgroup (NNTP) items, I simply went to the MyStacks configurator and turned on the NNTP filter... awesome.
Posted by: Emily at March 24, 2004 09:51 AMComments are closed.