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I admittedly don't use Feedburner daily but I completely understand why keeping Feedburner is a good move. It's holding up the open RSS standard and a lot of pe
by brackin 14y ago
I admittedly don't use Feedburner daily but I completely understand why keeping Feedburner is a good move. It's holding up the open RSS standard and a lot of people rely on it as a service. If Google doesn't want it, they should either sell it. Which admittedly they'll never do or open source it.
- jrockway 14y agoGoogle sold SketchUp to Trimble, so it's not something they never do.
- icebraining 14y agoWhile laudable, would open sourcing it be of much use? The really useful part is the service, not so much the code.