Judith Meskill over at the Social Software Web Log is starting a new series of posts that are designed to find out what features are the most missing from the current crop of social and socialesque applications.

The first “survey” is aimed at Feedster. The survey asks “Feedster would be great if _____”.

My answer to this is simple, really. Feedster would be boatloads more useful to me if it grouped results better. Right now, if I perform a search for my domain, it returns back pretty much every post I’ve ever written. What I really would prefer, however, is to get back a interface that has all results grouped by the unique site that lists them. This would be even better if a little DHTML was applied to let me see these results on a site-by-site basis. Lastly, if I was allowed to exclude (with ease) any particular site or domain from the results, the output is very insightful. The resulting data would make a nice RSS feed to subscribe to for monitoring site growth and meme tracking.

How would you enhance Feedster? Tell Judith.