I think it makes sense, just imagine that you need to pay more after feedburner is sold or has changed his policy.
what do you think?
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« Reply #1 on: Jul 05, 2007, 01:02:00 pm »
mybrand is now free, I have been toying with using it, but can't face migrating users to a new URL again though the old one will still work, I'm concerned of duplicate content issues, as several rss search engines now use my feedburner feed.
mybrand is now free, I have been toying with using it, but can't face migrating users to a new URL again though the old one will still work, I'm concerned of duplicate content issues, as several rss search engines now use my feedburner feed.
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« Reply #8 on: Jul 05, 2007, 02:28:40 pm »
Yes, but if you already have a feed there (eg. feedburner.com/example/feed) and you start using my brand having a feed like rss.example.com what happens to the first one? (the one that was hosted in feedburner's domain)
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« Reply #9 on: Jul 05, 2007, 02:37:47 pm »
both feeds are working (according the documentation), if they are doing good they redirect traffic from the feedburner domain to your own and send the right header.
But I think its just a second sub domain (wondering if the sub domein will work with other feeds too)
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