I do this with my Scotster social networking site - there's a Twitter feed at
Twitter / ScotsterPulse for it.
It's not an RSS feed as such - rather there's a program that sits on the site's server and uses the Twitter API to create an entry every time something appears in the site's "Pulse" feature (this is a bespoke feature that enables people to keep up-to-date with site-wide activity). I've also had it set up by Twitter as an actual client so that everything appears to be posted by Scotster, rather than just "from the web".
I don't expect people to follow it - they can join up if they want to do that - but rather a lot of Twitter content is syndicated elsewhere, and people do real-time searches. I've made the ScotsterPulse feed include the titles of photos, places, events, forum topics and so on, with a direct link back to the page on the Scotster website where the content can be found.
It's a completely automated "feed" account, pretty much like CNN has, but my aim with it is simply to enable people to find the content with Twitter search and to get the key titles syndicated around the web via their own integration of Twitter.
Happy to help people understand more about ways Twitter can be used to spread content around to gain a far larger audience than just relying on the followers concept
