Content RSS of your kindle notes

[ati]

Hi, all.

Although you can read RSS feed on your kindle, there were no easy way to publish your saved notes as an RSS feed.

That is, until now. I've written a simple service which publishes saved notes as an RSS feed.

http://kindle.tautology2.net/

Your comments, advice and suggestions are most welcome.


Alexander.

[ati]

Originally Posted by PhillipA82

Welcome to the MobileRead Forum Alexander .

Thank you for your welcome.
Hope to bring a bit of convenience to the reading people!

[AbFabGab]

How does this work?
By using "connect with twitter" button?

Using that button, this is result:

#["Twitter feed contains no amazon notes links"]}>

Are Highlights and Notes are 2 separate things?
I've highlighted in books but not written notes.

Sorry for my ignorance...

[ati]

Originally Posted by AbFabGab

How does this work?
By using "connect with twitter" button?
Are Highlights and Notes are 2 separate things?
I've highlighted in books but not written notes.

Hello, AbFabGab!

I've added a short setup instructions to the service's home page.
Basically you do the following:

1. Create a note in your kindle device ( please refere to section 3.5 "Annotations and Clippings" in your Kindle's user's guide for instructions on creating a note )
2. Press Alt-Enter to share a note. At this point your note is saved on http://kindle.amazon.com server and the link to that note is posted to Twitter. Check your twitter feed just to make shure that everything worked as expected.
3. Now you can connect this service to your twitter account using "Connect with twitter" button above. You will be redirected to twitter.com to confirm that you really grant us a privilege to read your twitter notes. Press big blue "Allow" button if you feel so.
4. After a short conversation with all interested parties your browser will show your personal page on this.Server with the customized links to your RSS and iCalendar links.

Hope this helps.
BTW, you can export your kindle notes in ICalendar format ( i.e. to use as a custom calendar in Google )