I have my RSS feed... now what? :)

["mark_tracey" <markwilson@topxml.com>]

Hi all.

I have my RSS feed
http://markupworld.com/markupworld.rdf
for my site Markup World
http://www.markupworld.com

Markup World collates all the (known to me) XML and webservices feeds 
that I can find.  It indexes the news and archives it.  Pretty handy 
for developers.  In fact that's why I built it!  To avoid having to 
go between about 25 websites each day to find out anything new in the 
field.

OK, so I submitted the RSS feed to Assimil8, Userland, XMLTree, 
NEwsIsFree and Figby.  Have I missed anything else?  

my.netscape.com doesn't make any mention of where to submit, so I 
haven't done that yet.

And just in case anyone else wants to get my feed onto their site :) 
then this is a VERY nifty javascript which processes the RSS feed FOR 
YOU.  In other words now HTML-only sites can use RSS feeds as well
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript 
SRC=http://www.wc.cc.va.us/services/news/channel.asp?c=5135> </SCRIPT>

Warning about that javascript, it will only work when Userland get 
around to approving my feed.  Give it a few more hours.

So, back to my question: any more services I should submit to?

And lastly, I also run TopXML - about 12,000 unique daily visitors - 
and we don't have any content covering RSS yet.  If anyone is keen to 
assist delivering the message to my visitors, please let me know.  
Authors!  Calling authors!  :P

Cheers,
Mark Wilson
http://www.topxml.com