I’ve seen much comment and discussion about the practice of summarizing RSS feeds.
The idea behind doing this, is to encourage those that take your feed to come to your blog. They get interested enough in reading the first two or three hundred words of your latest article, that they click on the ‘more’ link.
This gets [...]
Tinkered about with the BuzzBoost doohickey in Feedburner today, and put all the feeds I could find onto a new page at http://wildcabbage.com
Also tagged doohickey. feeds, wild cabbageI spent a little time messing around with Feedburner yesterday for some of the blogs I host. To be honest, I wasn’t too keen on adding code to the templates myself. It’s not that I can’t do it – the process is quite simple – it’s when I come around to updating the templates, I’ll [...]
Also tagged blogs, keen, little time, templatesI like minimalist themes. Not too many colors. Not too much eye candy. It (hopefully) keeps the reader reading the articles. Please do leave a comment as to what you think about the design of this site. I’ve modifed the original template some.
I’ve been adding all the usual stuff like feedburner, and technorati links etc. [...]
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Do you have a self-hosted Wordpress blog like this one? Are you interested in finding out who visits your site, and who takes a RSS feed.
Also tagged blog, blog content, bugger all, dark room, fart, google, google analytics, post, RTFM, sorry ass, tan tan noodles, wordpress plugins, wordpress reportsOf course you are! If you not, you’re a sorry ass, and you shouldn’t be blogging. Go away now, do not pass go, do not collect $200.
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