Full or Partial Feeds?

ADVERTISEMENTS

For a few days now, I have been thinking of switching to partial feeds. But I would like to know your opinion.

I will be switching to partial feeds within a week. If you prefer full feeds, please let me know by commenting here. Thanks for your support.

Search JohnTP.com or view a random post

Related Articles

• Switched to Full Feeds
• Switching to Partial Feeds
• WordPress Plugin: Full Text Feed
• How to Get Your RSS Readers to Visit Your Blog
• WordPress Plugins needed to run a Splog

To receive this blogs articles for FREE on your email inbox, just enter your email address below and click 'Go':

Enter your email address: or get updates via RSS.

Find out what I am doing currently by following me on Twitter.

Posted on May 6th, 2006 | Category: General | 3 Comments »

3 responses so far,

1. 1

   Michael Wales

   May 6, 2006 at 8:13 pm

   My general preference is to always go with full feeds – you never know why people need them. For example, I am currently in a deployed environment and our network has ‘Websense’ installed. It filters out 90% of my daily reads. But, if I use Netvibes (http://www.netvibes.com/) and their feed reader I can stay on top of all of my favorite blogs.

   If it’s a monetary issue think about adding some ads into your feeds – there are various companies offering that ability and they tend to perform fairly well.

2. 2

   tuXian

   May 7, 2006 at 4:19 am

   Yeah, as Michael said…put ads in feeds…since you arent using adsense so need not worry about the scarcity of adsense for feeds.

   I had full feeds but that was decreasing my adsense income…moreover as stated above adsense for feeds is not available to all so I switched to partial feeds.

3. 3

   johntp

   May 7, 2006 at 4:45 pm

   Thanks guys for your response

   Ads on feeds is a good idea…but does Adbrite allow that?