chucho21 commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 2:47 a.m. 25 Mar 2011
it's a great idea, I followed you like an half year, and sometimes and looking for something interesting to read, but when I see a lot of information, I don't know from where to start. Thanks for...
View Articlepl commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 2:54 a.m. 25 Mar 2011
Love the idea! This should be an option on every blogs!
View Articletkrause commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 7:08 a.m. 25 Mar 2011
It makes sense on blogs like this, where the content is not THAT heavily based on the things going on at the time being. But on blogs whos content is nearly outdated after a year or two, there it would...
View Articleneilobrien commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 8:11 a.m. 25 Mar 2011
A clever "outside-the-box" idea.Nice.......
View ArticleAnon commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 12:38 p.m. 25 Mar 2011
So what happens two years down the road when someone discovers the secondary RSS feed? they've missed 2 years of historical blogs. I think a more standard way would be to repost some of the more...
View ArticleMarcos commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 2:28 p.m. 25 Mar 2011
I agree with 'Anon'. Instead of repost you can make a new post with a single subject with links to previous post. For instance:Looking for OSPF stuff? Check here and here.Maybe with a sentence...
View ArticleKillian commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 1:02 a.m. 26 Mar 2011
I would like an RSS feed that's 6 months into the future.Thanks for the blog anyway it comes (seriously)
View Articlestretch commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 6:08 p.m. 26 Mar 2011
@Anon and Marcos: That would get really old really fast for regular readers. Besides, I think the blog categories and search function have that aspect pretty well covered.
View Articlemokum von Amsterdam commented on Delayed Blog Feed Available at 7:51 a.m. 21...
... interesting concept, but if the readers interest, fueled by the content of 'today', does not automagically makes her|him wonder what the author wrote before then nothing will. Not even force...
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