[DESCRIPTION]
The rssimport plugin creates a post with the content of an rss feed.  One
use of this is to create a daily post of online activities  (i.e. posted
Flickr photos, Twitter tweets, delicious bookmarks, Google Reader shared
items.)

[USAGES]:
1. Upload: Upload all the extract files and directories to
   $LifeType_Install_Dir/plugin/rssimport
2. Specify the url to the rss feed to be imported
3. Specify a title for the generated posts
4. Speciy a category for the generated posts
5. (Optionally) Specify a different access key needed to make a post
6. Press Update

Now when you access the "Url to import feed", and there are a post will be created 


[ADVANCED USAGES]
Creating a rss feed for the last 24 hours of posts.

    This Yahoo Pipe will filter a feed by date
    http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=SJDIxkAa3BG7s6ZYmLokhQ

Automatically creating posts

    On Linux and Max OS X, it is easy to schedule access to the "Url to
    import feed" with cron.  For a cron tutorial
    http://www.clickmojo.com/code/cron-tutorial.html 


[SECURITY CONCERNS]
The rssimport plugin does allow external processes to create posts in a
LifeType install.  When first configured, the rssimport plugin creates a
random, relatively unique accessKey.  This key is required to be specified
in a parameter of the url in order for a post to be created.

It is possible, that if the accessKey is discovered, that a third party can
create posts.  The third party will not be able to specify the content of
these posts, as the feed url is in retrieved from the plugin config.

Followon release may add the following addition enhancement. 
   1) Allow a list of ip address/host names to be specified where posting is
   allowed



[TODO]
1) Add the ability to specify a list of the ip address that are permitted to create the posts.
2) Add an option to include the description of the rss items or a summary
int the pos
3) Change the title field, to not require characters to be escaped
