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Update 1 September: I uninstalled @wisestamp because they added a cumbersome link on the Google Mail menu that displays popup updates from Wise Stamp. I remain impressed by the app and will miss it, but don't want to have my email experience cluttered with apps. I've have had a good correspondence with their support team, but I don't like the direction they are going - what if all the google mail extensions I use added an item to the menu and popus? No thanks. I will only reinstall if they provide an option to disable the alerts and menu. What are your views? Alternative apps for this purpose? I welcome comments.

I just installed the WiseStamp Chrome browser plugin and am impressed! Read on to see a screenshot of the signature I created for my Kabissa mail on Google Apps and lessons I learned setting it up. Not only do signatures look attractive, but they can include the latest content from Twitter or any RSS Feed which is really quite neat.

As you may have seen, I have been setting up a Facebook page for Kabissa in the last few days. If you use Facebook, I do hope you will become a Kabissa fan. With this post though I wanted to share some info about new benefits of posting to Kabissa and a quick and dirty recipe I came up with to take advantage of RSS, Facebook and Twitter to enable content to flow easily between the Kabissa site, Facebook and Twitter. I think you may find it useful. If you have ideas for improving this, I'd be glad to hear them.

Displaced African asks for 7 minutes for him to explain the usefullness of RSS feeds.

As a member of the blogging community I got introduced to the technology of Real Simple Syndication (RSS). Below, I thought I would explain to you the benefits of RSS and why YOU should use RSS in your day to day life.It’s (just a little) over 7 minutes and has a surprising twist at the end…….