eirikso.com is perfect for subscription. I will not overload you with articles, so checking back here manually again and again can be boring. With an RSS subscription you get notified when I update the site. The good folks at FeedBurner has made the page with my RSS-feed look very nice and they have added a bunch of shortcuts for you to use if you want to subscribe to my RSS-feed.
You can also subscribe to my automatic E-mail update:
And as an extra bonus I have added a complete mess of subscription buttons here:
[…] And while I am at it. I really recommend you to subscribe to my feed. I am not updating this blog daily, so checking back all the time to look for something new can be a bit boring. […]
[…] why should I bother you with something that I didn’t find seriously interesting? If you choose to subscribe to my feed I will not overload you with posts. When something shows up, it should be interesting. eirikso.com […]
Just wanted to inform you that neither the RSS-icon in my browser, the link in the top menu or the link in the footer works. They point to eirikso.com/feed, wich I believe has been ditched in favour of Feedburner.
Strange. I am running a plugin that should redirect eirikso.com/feed to Feedburner. And that works on my computer. I’ll have to test it on a couple of other browsers and operating systems.
I have a feelig that something mucks up the URIs. The source code says that the feeds are located at “feed:http://eirikso.com/feed/” and “feed:http://eirikso.com/comments/feed/”
I guess removing “feed:” in front of http will help. Feed is no valid protocol as far as I know.
I don’t understand what you have done, but in Opera and Firefox, if you click on the subscribe link, you will get the feedburner url, but if you rightclick to copy the url, then you get the one you have in the a-href:
[a href=”http://eirikso.com/feed/”]Subscribe[]
But in IE, wether you click or rightclick, you don’t get the url for the feedburner link.
I’m using Netvibes to read blogs, so it is kinda handy to get the url directly, not mocking around for it
Thanks again! There seems to be some incompatibilities with the redirect to feedburner plugin.
Now I have simply replaced the references to eirikso.com/feed with the feedburner feed. Hard coded, but it works…