RSS for dummies
26 Mar 07 Filed in:Internet
RSS = great for surfers, but crap for bloggers with pretty websites
What RSS means for visitors to sites
I read of one guy who has 750 feeds that he scans every day... he has a huge furrowed forehead and lots of conversational material for when he leaves his basement.
What RSS means to blog owners
Also every Feed reader seems to have a slightly different way of presenting the information, so our feed may look good in some cases, totally unappealing in others. Oh well! btw, Newsgator or NetNewsWire are pretty damn good feed readers.
Don't rely on RSS for all your news
And some clever sites don't let you see all their articles via an RSS feed. Or at least, not without paying them some money or supporting them in some practical way. Members of Daring Fireball for instance, see things we don't!
RSS has become another bragging right.
Hey, dude, I have like 346 Feedburner subscribers, and you only have like 7. You're a loser.
Well, my man, I actually have 1000 subscribers to the xml non-Feedburner RSS feed on my site and 7 subscribers to Feedburner. Sounds like Feedburner is the loser round here, marn.
I am not into bragging rights, but I would still like to be able to compile all the subscribers to The Pisstakers and put that number in a widget, but I don't know how. If anyone does, let me know. Thanks.
And if you want to subscribe via the feedburner widget
RSS post inspiration
While I am at it, Ja Kel Daily Dot Com eventually wants to make money and is offering to link to blogs reviewing his blog. Check it out, he is one to watch. Hell, he needs to make money to put gas in that car of his.
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