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RSS everywhere in 2005 – RSS organized in 2006?

This image from a Scott Gatzpresentation sums it up:

2005 was about introducing RSS to the products listed in Scott’s picture. 2006 will surely be about how to organize all those RSS feeds, for mainstream people in particular.

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