This site will allow you to filter out large changesets from RSS feed generated from OpenStreetMap history tab. It is very useful since these feeds are usually filled with bot-generated changes that cover half of the world and do not change area that you are monitoring.
Technically, it loads RSS items from the source feed, and drops those that are larger than 20 degrees latitude or 40 degrees longitude (or values provided by users at feed creation time).
Usage of the service is quite simple. Just follow these steps:
You need to copy URL of the history page to clipboard. This can usually be done by clicking somewhere in the address tab and pressing Ctrl+C or selecting "Copy" from context menu.
That's it! The link leads to a feed that contains the very same data as the original feed except that it drops large changesets.
You can just click the link if you want to use an aggregator built into your browser (like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera) or copy and paste it into your favorite RSS aggregator or on-line feed readers like Google Reader.
http://positron96.appspot.com/osmfilter.rss?feed={feed}&slat={lat}&slon={lon}
where
slat={lat}&slon={lon}
can be omitted.