Some interesting blog posts emerged over the last few days - particularly around the announcement of APML support in Ma.gnolia.

Here are some highlights:

From Jaffamonkey

I have latched onto APML, which I consider personally to be the best for web user profiling, and already many services exist to generate and manipulate APML data. What is this project for? The Graphsync project also summarised an often forgotten principle of the internet, freedom and privacy.

From Don Crowley

“magnol.ia is supporting APML. Delicious! what are your plans for the next few months? Gonna roll out 2.0? Gonna support APML as well? Let us know! Please.”

From Jackson Miller

“Now we have RSS readers that are publishing APML (NewsGator and NetNewsWire), and Ma.gnolia is publishing APML about bookmarks. I could easily make statzen publish APML about who you link to on your own blog. I am thinking Tweeterboard could/should add APML since attention is essentially what they are tracking. So what communications are missing?”

I have just posted a run down of recent chatter about APML over on the Particls blog.

The conversation is heating up… The Faraday Media team are happy to see that references to APML, Engagd and Particls are a daily occurrence now. We are glad that our work, and the work of the APML Workgroup is striking a cord with the community.