Migrate from FeedBurner(feedpress.it)
feedpress.it
Migrate from FeedBurner
http://feedpress.it
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My company has a blog with c. 40,000 RSS subs, and the most valuable FeedBurner feature is the tracking/visitor display option. On the other hand, this new service wants users to pay for it... competing with free tends to be a lost battle.
I suppose they're betting on people who don't want to trust Google with anything regarding RSS these days. I wouldn't think FeedBurner will be shut down (as it must be useful for crawling), but I could understand people being worried.
I understand the whole "trusting Google" thing, but RSS ain't email or search behaviour. These RSS services are simply passthrough/syndication services, and no real sensitive data is handled (unless I'm missing something else?).
Google has been killing most of its RSS-related products (most notably Reader). People are concerned FeedBurner might be next.
Yeah, worrying about Feedburner is not new.
http://css-tricks.com/lets-say-feedburner-shuts-down/
This recent NSA stuff may help with motivating people to actually switch, but it's not really needed as a reason.
http://css-tricks.com/lets-say-feedburner-shuts-down/
This recent NSA stuff may help with motivating people to actually switch, but it's not really needed as a reason.
I think it's more about trusting google to keep the service running.
huh, seems they changed their name/URL from uri.lv to feedpress.it
Does anyone have a good guide or experience moving from Google apps to a completely self-hosted open-source solution for email, contact-management and calendering?
Can you make all of this (more or less) seamlessly integrate with mobile-platforms like Android?
iOS is obviously not a trust-worthy solution, and Android, while owned by Google is at least open-source. If you go super-paranoid you can always builds not integrating with Google's services in any way.