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CMFSin is a “lightweight” RSS aggregation tool. Its core features include:

* simple feed aggregation
* the ability to aggregate mulitiple feeds into “channels”

However, its limitations are many:

* CMFSin currently configured via somewhat cryptic text files in the ZMI. This makes it tough for novice site managers, who would prefer to work through the Plone UI.
* CMFSin runs in the foreground, and can significantly slow down site performance during a refresh.
* Items CMFSin collects are not “first-class” content objects — they’re not added to the catalog, and they don’t persist in Plone after they expire from the feed.
* Users can’t “remix” CMFSin-aggregated feeds by selectively promoting or suppressing items.
* CMFSin only aggregates headlines and summaries, not full content bodies.

resouce: http://theploneblog.org/archive/2005/11/20/making-plone-kick-ass-community-collaboration-software

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Alexandra