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1 comment:
I finally got around to trying this, but decided against it. All of my other feeds are in a different subscription service, and it defeats the purpose of having an RSS reader if I use different ones for different weblogs.
I also poked around the FeedBurner website for a while and frankly could not figure out what it actually does. Yet it was sold for $100M.
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