Its pretty obvious people like full feeds better so full posts are in feeds again
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I checked your site. How many subscribers do you have? Shoe’s is closing 10k ! man ! JohnChow’s is just about half of Shoe’s
Thanks shoe!
Not many sites get that much feedback and can make such huge changes that fast.
full feeds are always nice to get
Good move. I switched to full feeds at the beginning of the year and haven’t regretted it.
It has been confirmed by several blog owners that profits actually went up due to full feeds and not the opposite. You should know the results soon enough!
full post is better ^^
hey why u dont use google adsense any more?
Thanks for going with the full text feeds.
I wasn’t able to place my vote, but I’m all for full feeds. Like Ali, I make it a point to read comments, too — icing on the cake.
Thanks! Good choice!
I agree. The point of having RSS feeds is to be able to stay updated without having to visit individual websites. Partial feed kind of defeats the purpose of having RSS itself.
With full feeds all I need to do is click on Feed option from the menu and I get the full post right in my browser (I use Opera).
I mostly visit the sites that I subscribe too, to read the comments. Full feeds or not. Though not having a full feed gives me a lesser incentive to visit the site, which ultimately makes me unsubscribe. Unless it’s a company blog.
Thank God! I was about to unsubscribe. I hate crap, when a site does that, I tend to visit the site rather then monitor it in RSS. But I tend to forget about the site. So the Full Feed keeps me coming back.
and this one line post, i thought it’s still a partial feed. or it is?
EXCELLENT! I read my feeds using Google Reader on my phone and not having to click thru to ur site means I get to read a LOT more of your posts… Thanx!
someone should make a partial feed rss raping proxy, for all those sites who don’t publish full feeds.
Feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed me
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Partial feeds are one of my biggest pet peeves.
Thanks for asking, and thanks for listening.
Full feeds are good. Way to go.
Can’t you just give us the option because this is the most active feed I subscribe to and I liked partial.
The right choice. I’ve long sat on the other side because I know the issues full feeds cause in terms of copy issues but strictly from a users viewpoint it’s difficult to keep up at the best of times, this way you might lose a few page views but you’ll be delivering your posts and message to a broader audience.
I do not understand why I like full feeds. Honestly I never read the feeds I just use it as a way to update me that a post had been posted then I open the feed and go to the site.
I also prefer coming to the site, and as a blogger I would prefer people came to the site also.
Great. Thanks Jeremy its lots faster to view feeds especially at my work where the internet is very slow.
Glad full feeds won. Thanks Jeremy!
Me too… I wonder if you’ll notice less $ from ads overall.
I’ve really never had a problem with the feed because most of my readers are more visual anyway!
i think full feeds are the prefered way, but you could also offer both and let your subscribers deside!
w00t, awesome
btw – if you pose the question like you did, nobody’s gonna answer it with yes I guess… fulltext feeds are so much more comfortable!
I agree to the fullest!
Thanks, the short Feeds were really starting to annoy me. Reading all my Feeds in my Reader is much quicker and easier than having to go to the Blog to actually read the whole post.
That’s what we are talkin’ about. Thanks Jeremy
Thanks!!
dK
Let’s face it, you’ve got more subscribers than me, but the story is the same: my subscribers like full-fat feeds as opposed to the lite edition.
Assuming you’re on del.icio.us, what are the numbers like for your bookmarks?
People seem to luv follow in my footsteps, which is good, because it’s almost like a heads-up on what topics I’m going to be writing about next…
Hallelujah!
I personally just prefer coming to the site.
Joy!