The first thing I did was spider each site, to make sure I got the current meta tags. You can of course do this manually, but since I own a spider tool, I used that. BTW, Kurt sells a spidering tool as well, called spiderbomb.

Now that I have my domains spider, the first thing I did was to make sure the data was in fatbomb format, URL-Title - Desc, so that it could be used with Bombs.

Next, I used the RSS tuelz, to turn the data into an RSS feed.

You can view the raw feed at, http://freevideosharingsites.com/freevideosharingsites.xml

There are lots of ways to use this data, that some of us received from Kurt.

One way is to simply make a list.

Another is to use the RSS, in various websites, especially in blogs or any sites where you may want to use RSS feeds.

You can take the list and re-order it frequently, maybe, once a month.

I have additional software, which allows me to randomly, pull 3 - 7 links at a time to add to existing pages, or make new HTML pages.

The data can be used in fatbomb to make custom search engines, etc.

Now, you can help me, listing other ideas and ways to use lists of domain names.

Hope this helps.

Kelvin

http://freevideosharingsites.com/freevideosharingsites.xml

Since the links point to domains other than your own, I think you've pretty much covered the possibilities, with the exception of maybe ZZ Tuel.

Hate not to be able to add anything, but I did give it some thought...I really believe that a lot of effort should be to make RSS pheeds that include your own resources, whenever possible.

I did not mention linking to your own sources because that can be a whole topic in itself.

Now of course since I have a wiki, at some point I will be rolling many of these links to it. For example, just like I built my personal page on the wiki, I can add a page for some of the sources, and as you say, I can then use ZZ to maybe add fresh content related to the services.

Another use is taking each individual link and description, and use it as chunks (of data). And of course, those chunks can be used as you have described before. To make, on topic, pages of various lengths.

Kelvin