I found a really neat site that can generate custom feeds. I really wanted a way to not only get a feed of the most popular articles today on digg, but also have links directly to the dugg article, not to the digg page (sorry digg).
This site called RSSxl Beta could do it. I entered:
<a href="http://www.digg.com/view/all/popular/today">http://www.digg.com/view/all/popular/today[/geshifilter-code]<div class="news-body"><h3 id="title.*?"><div class="news-details"><p></p>1That will give you a nice feed of the most recent 9 items on visible at http://www.digg.com/view/all/popular/today. The only downside is that it only displays 9. I am thinking I might write my own script to do this in python using a similar method to that done by RSSxl Beta.
Update: Just modified the "start item string" a bit. Didn't realize you could use regex.
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