Give them a private key they can append to the RSS url request? They can use that private url to pull out stickies that are for their eyes only. Example: www.s

Give them a private key they can append to the RSS url request? They can use that private url to pull out stickies that are for their eyes only. Example: www.studystickies.com/rss/privatekey As far as having an export format, if you target specific apps/services then you'd have a better idea of what format to use, since it would be a format those apps/services would support.