Comments for How do you keep track of new mentions of yourself on the internet?

Comment from Gurvin on 2008-07-24

2008-07-24T16:45:31Z

I didn't know about this RSS search. You answer all the "BASIC" questions I have been wanting to get answered all the time.
AMAZING. Many times I simply BROWSE actually FINDING questions and then feel "hey! I always wanted to know that. I cant believe I still don't know that after being computer-literate for 12 years."

Thanks.
Your Fan,
Gurvin.

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Comment from Ronda Dempsey on 2008-07-19

2008-07-19T17:47:08Z

I'VE REALLY ENJOYED READING YOUR COLUMN. i ENJOY THE LINKS YOU PUT UP AS I GO ALONG.

I WANT TO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TIME I KNOW YOU'VE PUT INTO YOUR WORK, AND WHAT YOU'VE TAUGHT ME.

RESPECTFULLY, RONDA DEMPSEY

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Comment from Ray on 2008-07-10

2008-07-10T12:56:14Z

Another way is to use a free online service like Feed43 that can create a RSS feed from any web page. Feed43 isn't as easy to set up as the methods given in the article as search strings have to be created manually to tease information from the page's source, but the result is highly customizable and allows a RSS feed of a Google search, for instance.

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