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Saturday Links Fever [2008-03-22] at All Day I Dream About Photography — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:28:11 +0000

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By: deuts

deuts — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:48:04 +0000

Yeah, it quite irks me, ‘coz I’m not posting to my blog yesterday, and in some days that I don’t have a new post, it repeats the already syndicated images and deliver to the inboxes of my subscribers, to the extent that I got afraid my subscribers would just consider emails from my blog as spam, and eventually unsubscribe.

But anyway, as you mentioned, I actually already did disable that option.

By: Anthea

Anthea — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 23:49:10 +0000

@ Iain, grand plan? You flatter me! The feed adds the photos in chronological order so you get a nice mix of posts and photos. I do upload quite frequently to Flickr, though. And yes, it is iGoogle, good spot! I have tons of feeds on my iGoogle homepage and the beauty of it is that you can set them up by subjects in tabs.

@ Tibor, thanks for your comment. I have your feed on my iGoogle homepage, I’ll keep an eye out for your Flickr photos!

@ deuts, it seems to be only adding my latest photos. Maybe it has something to do with the number of photos you selected to be included in the feed – mine is set to 5. Or you could simply de-activate the option when you are not posting to your blog for a period of time?

By: deuts

deuts — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 23:21:16 +0000

the problem I find with that one is that, I don’t actually understand because sometimes even if I didn’t have updates or uploaded any new photo into flickr, feedburner kept delivering the latest photos.

I don’t know if there is a way so that feedburner will only attach my latest photos whenever I have new posts for their delivery as well. I mean, it’s a timing thing. For days that I don’t have any new post for feedburner to deliver, don’t attach or deliver as well photos from my flickr photostream. For days that I have new post in my blog, even if feedburner repeats the already spliced photos, i don’t care.

By: Tibor

Tibor — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 10:43:52 +0000

Anthea,

It is an extremely useful article about a great Feedburner feature I’ve never noticed.

Thanks a lot.

Best regards,
Tibor

By: photographyVoter.com

photographyVoter.com — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 09:17:48 +0000

8 simple steps to add your Flickr photos to your blog feed…

A simple tip on how to spice, or splice, up your feed with your Flickr photos. Give your RSS readers a visual treat!…

By: Iain

Iain — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 08:40:03 +0000

:-D Glad to have been an inspiration! :lol: When I saw the title in Reader I just thought it was part of your Grand Plan. But thank you for the name-check and link.

Like you I had set up a Feedburner feed early on and not even looked at what else was available. As I’m still very irregular with adding my photos to Flickr I’m not sure whether I’ll set this up. Certainly good to know I can if I want to though.

BTW – what RSS reader do you use, and why? I tried Thunderbird a few years ago, didn’t like it and stopped bothering with RSS. Recently tried Google Reader because I thought it was about time I got on the RSS bandwagon and it works a treat. Obviously the main benefit is that it’s web-based but I also like the whole Google interface (am a massive Gmail fan). I’ve just had a thought! Was fairly sure I recognised the style of your screenshot – is it from iGoogle? I don’t actually use it myself as I’ve always got a variety of tabs open in Firefox.