I have several reasons for thinking this. The number 1 reason would be http://www.feeddigest.com/
feeddigest is a site that converts rss feeds to javascript so they can be embedded in html on other websites creating dynamic content. what makes it so practical is someone like Herb Peters or Constance Cumbey could use it to actually have the first paragraph of their commentaries published on multiple websites with a "read more...' link following.
So using feeddigest.com I can take sliceoflaodicea's rss URL (http://www.sliceoflaodicea.com/atom.xml), enter it into a form and then generate a code that looks like this:
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<script type="text/javascript" src="http://app.feeddigest.com/digest3/2DYHKHRXG6.js"><noscript><a href="http://app.feeddigest.com/digest3/2DYHKHRXG6.html">Click for "Prophecy Commentary".</a> By <a href="http://www.feeddigest.com/">Feed Digest</a></noscript></script>
but will output the 10 or 20 most recent posts (in condensed form) on any given site when embedded in an html document.
I also want to mention that if Herb had an RSS feature on his site I would definatly use it.
