What's it for? 1) Curate local news, photos, video, tweets, data, and links 2) Add location data i.e geo-tags to RSS feeds 3) Search via news aggregators 4) Feed this information to your online space - we call them noticeboards

1. Exploring Feedwax
Sarah Hartley
March 2013

2. What's it for
● Curate news, photos, video, tweets, data,
and links
● Add location data i.e geo-tags to RSS feeds
● Search via news aggregators
● Feed this information to your online space -
we call them noticeboards

3. Create a destination public noticeboard

4. Use the noticeboard as a staging post

5. Getting started
1. You will need a n0tice.com user account
2. Set up noticeboard to post the feeds to. These
could be set up for the specific story you want
to create and make it clear they are automated
or simply be part of your standard user
information.
3.Sign in at http://feedton0tice.com

6. Choose the feed - eg Twitter

7. Feed to N0tice

8. No loco? No problem
● Assign all feed items to a location.
● Useful for events in one location eg. sports,
conferences, gigs.
● Safeguard your project if users
unfamiliar/uncomfortable with enabling
location

9. It's all beta!
Image: mpeterke on Flickr

10. Troubleshooting
Can't log in? Check you're using the user name rather than the email address
to log-in.
Feedtonotice logs in but doesn't display feeds. Make a fake feedwax
entry ie. no data and it will take you to the list of feeds.
Make a feed but the feedton0tice starts the process again. At the point
that Feedwax.com shows the url, copy it as a back-up and manually paste it into
the feedtoN0tice box.
There's extra help at n0tice.org

11. Here to help
Here to help
- tell us about your campaign and we'll help
spread the word
- help and learn from other users at the n0tice
GoogleGroup
- contact us by email: sarah@n0tice.com,
Twitter: @n0tice, Facebook: /n0ticenearby