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It's a shame that FeedBurner stagnated after Google acquired them, but there's still not anything out there even remotely close to a viable alternative. It doe
by Encosia 18y ago
It's a shame that FeedBurner stagnated after Google acquired them, but there's still not anything out there even remotely close to a viable alternative. It doesn't seem fair to beat them up just because they haven't given us even more free services, when their fundamental product is still great.
- thesethings 18y agoNot speaking for the article in specific, but just what I've been picking up from people in general: It's not so much the lack of new services, but an eery lack of communication post-acquisition. Also, lots of complaints about email subscriptions being broken, and feed refreshes getting worse (slower) post-acquisition.