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Some thoughts: 1. I haven't looked but I bet there's already a WordPress plugin that counts feed download stats. Or just use tracking links (redirect with a c
by pjbrunet 14y ago
Some thoughts:
1. I haven't looked but I bet there's already a WordPress plugin that counts feed download stats. Or just use tracking links (redirect with a counter) in your feed--lots of services (Budurl) do that if you're not a coder.
2. It's disgusting that Feedburner feeds do not anywhere reveal the original URL of the source material. I'm glad this is getting attention finally.
3. As a user, I don't want the middleman Feedburner between me and the source material. 80% of the time you can just add /feed/ to the blog's URL and WordPress will have the original feed there for you. Even if it's not advertised--it's still there :-)