The most complex thing I used pipes for was to pull in content from basically every site around the web that I have an account on and aggregate them on a blog o

The most complex thing I used pipes for was to pull in content from basically every site around the web that I have an account on and aggregate them on a blog of sorts. The whole idea was that sites I use for things come and go. I could jump from service to service, update my pipes setup. If a site died I'd just find a replacement and move on. I always had all my content harvested and stored in my own db. Examples; * any youtube video I added to my favorites would be auto embedded on my blog * posts on blogger, wordpress, etc all pull into the one place * images fav'd on deviantart * pages book marked using diigo * photos saved to whatever photo site I was currently using Here's a screenshot from a long time ago when I originally set it up (2009): https://fuzzyslogicblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/a186d-pipeseditingfuzzy27slogic.jpg https://fuzzyslogicblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/a186d-pi...