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(Unverified)Oct 7th 2005 4:41PM

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I'm not sure an RSS feed would work so well, actually. It's just that "interestingness" isn't tied to a particular timeline -- a photo's interestingness changes over time as users interact with it. You could maybe track a timestamp of when each photo first becomes "interesting," and get an RSS feed from that... but it's sort of missing the point that user activity over time affects relative interestingness. RSS would have a really hard time capturing that.

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