If something like Feedburner, (which was several orders of magnitude more popular than Pipes and IFTTT combined) is forced to shutter, I don't think a tiny serv

If something like Feedburner, (which was several orders of magnitude more popular than Pipes and IFTTT combined) is forced to shutter, I don't think a tiny service for power users is going to turn around a publicly traded company as large as Yahoo. Call me crazy.