Ahh comments!

Here are two examples of why I want people to read the site here and not in an RSS feed, because both of these came from other people in the comments! First off, Eric comes up with a suggestion for non Radio users to subscribe to RSS and XML feeds, it’s called NewzCrawler and it’s still a beta, (meaning free!) version. He also pointed me to a page where he’s used Radio to scrape this site and create his own XML feed of it. Hmm if everyone using Radio can do that, maybe I shouldn’t bother with creating my own? I wonder about that. I also wonder about whether all of these people pulling the information off this site instead of coming to the site is going to throw page hit counts all to heck too.

Well at least come back and comment once in awhile, ok? 🙂

Also, the other comment I found interesting was from our good friend at GeekBlog, who feels out of the loop as well while he’s unable to update his blog, but wanted to let us know that while he awaits approval to install his blogging tool of choice on the web server, he is writing over at the hacks page of his site. So go check him out there!

Similar Posts

  • Let the learning begin!

    I got an itch to do something tonight, so I created a nice llitte 2GB partition on my old Win 98 machine and installed Red Hat 7.1. I know it’s not the latest version but it’s the one I’ve had laying around for a long time, meaning to get it installed. The installation was fairly…

  • New Blogger Feature -Subscribe to Comments

    Blogger has, finally, come out with a subscribe to comments on this post feature, which will allow those of you with Google accounts, to subscribe to a post’s comments, and get an email any time a new comment is posted. This is pretty useful if you leave a comment on a blog, like this one,…

  • Naming names…

    Geek News Central has a post about unsubscribing to a handful of feeds that are both partial feeds, and filled with Google Ads. He was nice enough not to name names but I’m sure that any of you who subscribe to said feeds (Cough, cough, Lockergnome, cough cough..)know exactly who he’s talking about. Seriously, with…

  • Interesting

    A little bit of knowledge I picked up reading Coercion by Douglas Rushkoff last night. According to him the US is the only developed nation that does not make teaching media literacy a requirement in its schools. That says soo much about the media in this country that I can’t even begin to talk about…

  • Back with a vengeance!

    Yesterday I told you that Mike Sanders was back blogging. Today I wondered over there and found him doing a “7 Habits of Highly Effective Bloggers” series. He’s already gotten habits one and two explained. I think he makes some great points and presents us with some excellent discussion material! Follow these topics: Uncategorized

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

To respond on your own website, enter the URL of your response which should contain a link to this post's permalink URL. Your response will then appear (possibly after moderation) on this page. Want to update or remove your response? Update or delete your post and re-enter your post's URL again. (Find out more about Webmentions.)