OK, I have been looking for something like this for some now. Finally, we can have the ability to sift and sort the feeds, therefore eliminating much of the need for deleting our older feeds that have not been yielding thing new and exciting. Awesome idea!

There seems to be no end to the innovation in the RSS space. So, as I was reluctantly deleting several RSS feeds from Netvibes yesterday to avoid information overload, I was thinking, “It’s a damn shame to delete these feeds; wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to receive feeds in a more limited fashion to focus on the stuff I like and toss the stuff I don’t?”

I guess there is a God who listens, because now there is a way. And it only took a single day.

The solution to RSS overload is Feed Rinse. They offer a promising service that filters your subscribed web feeds any number of ways. Options include filtering based on keywords, tags, authors, profanity, etc.

Currently, there is a free option that limits you to three filtered feeds, with two affordably priced premium tiers coming soon.

Hats off, Feed Rinse. I’ll give you 15 days before you’re approached by a bigger company wanting to buy you out, probably a FeedBurner or a Technorati. Source: Traffick.com