FeedFlare Rocks
Heather noticed that I turned on several of the FeedFlare features for my RSS feed. I fall in love with FeedBurner more and more every day.
Email this
Send a link to your item to someone via email.Email author
Allow subscribers to email you directly. (If there is no email address in your feed, this will be hidden.)Technorati Cosmos
Display the number of links to your item from blogs, as measured by Technorati. (If there are no links, this will be hidden.)Del.icio.us tags
Lists del.icio.us tags for an item. (If there are no tags, this will be hidden.)Save to del.icio.us
Allows subscribers to bookmark the item with del.icio.us.Count comments
Lists the number of comments posted to an item (for WordPress blogs only).Creative Commons
Displays the Creative Commons license that you may have applied to your feed (or to individual content items).
I’ve turned them all on, save the Email Author feature, for obvious reasons. I may turn off the comment counter as I think it’ll cause NetNewsWire to register a change, and therefore mark it as new again. All this for free!
Tags: feedburner, feedflare
Very nifty! The comments feature is the one that really appeals to me.
The WordPress Shift may actually become a reality…!
…oh, I’ve been meaning to ask you, is something messing up your comment count on each post? I noticed it earlier today, but I have the niggling feeling that it’s been like this before too. For example, even though I’ve posted, on this page it says “No Responses to ‘FeedFlare Rocks’”
Oh, you know what, I forgot to check that when I updated to WordPress 2.0. I’ll have to check that out. Thanks for reminding me.
Apparently there’s an incompatibility with Spam Karma 2. I installed a plugin that’s supposed to fix the issue.
Seems okay now
Coolio.
err…okay for the latest post, that is…