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I've got a similar question. Whenever a client tells me that they want an RSS feed I make sure that they understand the ramifications. An RSS feed typically d
by goofygrin 19y ago
I've got a similar question.
Whenever a client tells me that they want an RSS feed I make sure that they understand the ramifications. An RSS feed typically drives up bandwith and drives down traffic. An RSS that includes full content is even worse since it gives a nice easily scraped content source for content theft.