Comments on: How to deal with arbitrary feed subscribers? http://www.yugatech.com/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/ Philippines, Tech Reviews and Blog Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:41:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Feedburner Network — BLUEMUMBLE . com | create, customize, and monetize your blog http://www.yugatech.com/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-210088 Feedburner Network — BLUEMUMBLE . com | create, customize, and monetize your blog Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:19:03 +0000 http://www.yugatech.com/blog/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/#comment-210088 [...] himself has written so many articles on Feedburner already, and right now, if you visit his site, the e-mail subscribers are approaching [...] [...] himself has written so many articles on Feedburner already, and right now, if you visit his site, the e-mail subscribers are approaching [...]

]]> By: Dave Starr --- ROI Guy http://www.yugatech.com/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-156314 Dave Starr --- ROI Guy Thu, 01 Nov 2007 07:45:50 +0000 http://www.yugatech.com/blog/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/#comment-156314 This is a very good topic, Abe. For years I was a moderator on several Yahoo Groups ... one was relatively large, over 4,000 active members. No matte rhow many messages of warning we posted group members insisted on selecting the "receive emails" option and then blasting ... I mean literally blasting, cursing and all ... in messages to the moderators/group owner about our unconscionable filling of their email boxes. I don't offer email subscriptions to my blogs just to avoid that type of abuse in the future ... I may lose some potential subscribers, but those are the ones I don't need. I would personally support an international Internet User's License which required one to complete a reading comprehension test before allowing freedom to surf ... but I doubt I could get that pushed through the ruling bodies. A friend once had a sign on his office cubicle, until an overly PC supervisor made him take it down ... Illiterate? Write for help ... ;-) This is a very good topic, Abe. For years I was a moderator on several Yahoo Groups … one was relatively large, over 4,000 active members. No matte rhow many messages of warning we posted group members insisted on selecting the “receive emails” option and then blasting … I mean literally blasting, cursing and all … in messages to the moderators/group owner about our unconscionable filling of their email boxes. I don’t offer email subscriptions to my blogs just to avoid that type of abuse in the future … I may lose some potential subscribers, but those are the ones I don’t need.

I would personally support an international Internet User’s License which required one to complete a reading comprehension test before allowing freedom to surf … but I doubt I could get that pushed through the ruling bodies.

A friend once had a sign on his office cubicle, until an overly PC supervisor made him take it down … Illiterate? Write for help … ;-)

]]> By: noemi http://www.yugatech.com/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/comment-page-1/#comment-156284 noemi Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:53:02 +0000 http://www.yugatech.com/blog/blogosphere/how-to-deal-with-arbitrary-feed-subscribers/#comment-156284 the other day, I got an irate email from a reader of my food blog because I wrote about a food event and didn't care about my photos. She subscribed because of the recipes. Duh, didn't she see the "unsubscribe" link? Didn't she read the "About the site" that my food blog is a photo blog. If there is one thing I learned, some readers don't read...they skim. the other day, I got an irate email from a reader of my food blog because I wrote about a food event and didn’t care about my photos. She subscribed because of the recipes. Duh, didn’t she see the “unsubscribe” link? Didn’t she read the “About the site” that my food blog is a photo blog. If there is one thing I learned, some readers don’t read…they skim.

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