Please name the site in the comments.

let's be real, one reason sports are really popular is people love to gamble on them. i'll leave morality to the market, if you think of the site as providing market research for fans to (1) keep up with their loves and (2) to make actionable gambling decisions (from gentleman's bets to big bookie calls), you'll really be focusing the content on an area people need to know, as opposed to info they just want to know... sorry, i'm a journo, and call's 'em like i see's 'em...

if you'd put hot topics that i can check off, click, select, or whatever that automatically customize my feed to show news related to those topics that'd be sweet.

and also the obvious filters like nba, nfl, nhl...etc.

and make it easy to change those settings whenever I want, very easily.

For example, a list of the most popular blogs or news sources (by number of people who've added them) would help users discover new sites to add to their FanFeed.

Sometimes there are so many stories about one topic (i.e. Tiger Woods yesterday) that I don't see any stories from my other interests. It would be very cool if you could stack the stories like Facebook does. In other words, show one story, and beneath it have a link that says "5 more like this" or something that I could click to expand.

For a true junkie, I'd imagine cross-platform synchronization would be a game changer. A central space where a user can pull in their individual teams regardless of the provider -- CBS, Yahoo, ESPN, NFL, etc. -- might be a cool feature though I'm sure there's hurdles to that. Unlikely that they'd be able to *manipulate* their teams from this access point, but to have all teams on deck in tandem w/ real-time stats would be great. Transaction trends, watch lists, matchup analysis, and player (fantasy) news would all be gravy.

I'd like to see a list view on a single page that shows me all picks (and points allotted) for games that haven't started yet.

I'd also like to see my W-L record (or a percentage) for all sports that I've made picks for. It'd also be cool to see this for other users, too.

from @kylemac via Twitter DM.

pretty self explanatory... if I send an @ or DM with a keyword at the beginning like "status", I can update my FanFeedr status.

Then my profile, activity feed, etc would be accessible:
http://www.fanfeedr.com/profile/drtjr/
http://www.fanfeedr.com/profile/drtjr/activity_feed/

The RSS feed for my website, www.rokerreport.com has changed to this...

http://feeds.feedburner.com/sportsblogs/rokerreport.xml

If you could update, that would be fantastic.

Muchos thanks.

Pretty sure this is not a 1.0 feature given the current focus, but being able to attach to a future game. Not quite sure how deep this should go (to create stickiness) versus integrating with event functionality in Facebook.