IFTTT Triggers Loyal, Nerdy Following

I want ifttt to charge money or drop ads on the emails I have it send, or something that makes it so that the service itself will have staying power.<p>Also, box.net if you read HN, pay them to make adding you as a channel a priority.

I'm a big fan of IFTTT. It's dead simple and works as advertised. Excited to hear they're getting support from Betaworks (where the idea will actually grow and be developed properly, not just mined).

I tried out IFTTT (it tells me) three days ago. It's never run any of my tasks, though. I'd really like to see something awesome happen.

Essential IFTTT (IfThisThenThat) - Programming Workflows for Humans using the Web's Social Glue<p><a href="http://www.hanselman.com/blog/EssentialIFTTTIfThisThenThatProgrammingWorkflowsForHumansUsingTheWebsSocialGlue.aspx" rel="nofollow">http://www.hanselman.com/blog/EssentialIFTTTIfThisThenThatPr...</a><p>Scott Hanselman explained IFTTT as a simplified Yahoo! Pipes.

It's a great service, I've been using for a couple weeks now. I'd pay 4.99 a year for it.

IFTTT reminds me of Yahoo Pipes <a href="http://pipes.yahoo.com/" rel="nofollow">http://pipes.yahoo.com/</a>