XFN: What's Out There?
Tools
- Jim Winstead, Jr. has added XFN support to blo.gs. That's over 5000 more blogrolls that now have easy to edit XFN support! Matthew Haughey suggested it and provides a screenshot of their XFN support. Paul Hammond discussed it as well.
- Adam Gessaman has written an XFN tool called XFNifier.
- Phil McCluskey has written an XFN Relationship Lookup Engine. Introducing rubhub.com:
Add your XFN Friendly pages to rubhub. Coolness!Rubhub is a lookup engine for determining the relationships between people who author personal websites. The relationships are based on XFN
- Eric Meyer has improved XFN dumper and released v0.21.
- dda has updated a bookmarklet (XFN dump v2) that was originally written (XFN dump) by Ben Zanin which now creates a new window instead of a dialog.
- Buzz Anderson has written a Blosxom plugin for XFN.
- D. Keith Robinson has written a Movable Type (MT) template for an XFN Friendly Link List.
- WordPress has made available their version 1.0.1 release candidate with
more robust XFN support
. - WordPress has shipped release 1.0 with user friendly support for XFN!
- Manuel Razzari took the XFN Creator and produced a Spanish version, Creador de XFN, and graciously contributed it to the XFN effort!
- Nvu — thanks to Daniel Glazman.
- WordPress support coming soon.
- Dreamweaver extension coming soon courtesy Angela Buraglia.
Sites
- Matthias Vandermaesen's Weg van hier uses XFN.
- William Cox's Frequent Reads list is now XFN Friendly.
- Ian Hickson has added XFN to the blogroll in his portal.
- Damien has added XFN to his blogroll.
- Jeffrey Zeldman has added XFN to his Externals page.
- Japhthor al Chil's Japhthor Approved™ list uses XFN.
- David Engel's blog is XFN Friendly.
- Thijs van der Vossen's Friends & Family list is XFN Friendly.
- Peter Janes's blog and External Links are
. - Dougal Campbell's blogroll is .
- Brad Bice had made his Some Links section on his blog .
- dda has made his Neighbourhoods .
- Kishore Balakrishnan's People links are .
- Jevon's "Relevant Links" uses XFN.
- Markus Kniebes has written about making his blogroll .
- Mark Stevens' Friends list is .
- Mark Pilgrim's list of "People" on his blog is .
- Pete Prodoehl's "Daily Visits" list is .
- Phil McCluskey's home page is .
- Claire Robertson is using XFN relationship values in her selection of sites in her blogroll loaded at random.
- Wade Minter is .
- Martin Röll's blogroll is now .
- Joris Artels's Mensen list is now .
- Chris Crockett has made his blogroll .
- Mark Cornick's Links are .
- Alexander Cooke has added XFN to his Links.
- Simon Jessey has made his "out there" list XFN friendly.
- Phil McCluskey's home page is .
- David Osolkowski has included XFN data in the list of blogs he reads and his Recommended list is now .
- Kelson Vibber and Katherine Foreman's K-Squared Ramblings' list of Friends' Journals is .
- Paul's "People I Know" list is .
- Richard Menneveux is .
- zone41.net is .
- Shirley Kaiser has added XFN to her Regular Reads roll.
- Richard Rutter has made his blog roll .
- Jemal Cole is using XFN in his blog roll.
- Sako Eaton has started using XFN in his blog entries.
- Doc Searls has dipped his blogroll into XFN, and is using a little CSS2 to visually indicate who in his blogroll he has met.
- George Nemeth has demonstrated the use of XFN in his recent blog postings.
- D. Keith Robinson has added XFN info to his External Essentials column on his blog
- John Halcyon Styn who helped inspire XFN, now has an links page.
- Ross Mayfield also provides a list of attendees from the belowmentioned dinner enhanced with XFN.
- Roger Darlington's blogroll is and he is using
little XFN mini text buttons to indicate it. Looks like we need an xfn-mini graphicthe brand new XFN mini graphic
next to the folks with XFN info. - Molly Holzschlag's Famous People List is now .
- Adrian Rinehart-Balfe's side bar of links is .
- Yvonne Adams's reading list is .
- Ryan MacMichael has made his blogroll XFN-Friendly.
- Geof Morris's blogroll is .
- Adrian Holovaty has enhanced his blogroll with XFN.
- Kristine Beeson's blogroll is XFN enhanced.
- markmav's blogroll is .
- Daniel Glazman has redone his blog and his blogroll is now .
- Roberto Ortelli's quelques amis are .
- Melanie Langenhan's Favoriten are .
- Rainer Langenhan now has an blogroll.
- Chris Davis is using XFN to add 'met' (and other semantics) to his blogroll, and CSS 2.1 which references that XFN to add a presentational asterisk "*" next to the folks he's met!
- Manuel Razzari is using XFN on his somalínks.
- Nick Finck is using XFN in his posts to Digital Web Magazine - What's New.
- Tanya Rabourn added XFN to her blogroll.
- Dan Cederholm has XFN'fied his blogroll.
- Dave Shea is using XFN in his blogroll as well.
- Douglas Bowman is using XFN in his blogroll and his see also sites page.
- Eric Meyer is using XFN in his blogroll and his recent weblog entries.
- Matthew Mullenweg has been putting XFN to use in his links page, otherwise known as his Personal Portal
- Tantek Çelik has been quietly using XFN for quite some time in his 2003 blogroll, and his archive of what was, written shortly after SXSW2003.