Johnnie Moore

Feed Cats

I offer readers a choice of full RSS feeds or excerpts. A quick look at my stats suggests (drumroll...)
88% of readers prefer a full feed.
I'm curious about the 12% who prefer excerpts - what is it they prefer?
Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

I offer readers a choice of full RSS feeds or excerpts. A quick look at my stats suggests (drumroll…)

88% of readers prefer a full feed.

I’m curious about the 12% who prefer excerpts – what is it they prefer?

Answers on a ping or comment please…

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