- Hi Thomas!<DIV>I found out through <A href="http://feeds.scripting.com/">feeds.scripting.com</A> that I have one other subscriber who <A href="http://feeds.scripting.com/whoSubscribesTo?who=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.stevex.org%2Fdottext%2FRss.aspx">subscribes to my RSS feed</A> (who is a member of feeds.scripting.com anyway). Hi Thomas :) (The logs show that there may be others.. but feeds.scripting.com lets me put a name to my subscribers.. I wonder if that's something people will mind).</DIV>
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<DIV>Presumably you wouldn't share your opml with feeds.scripting.com if you didn't mind people knowing what you subscribe to (here's my list). But I imagine a lot of people will have some things they don't want people knowing they subscribe to.. Perhaps this is a feature that aggregators would benefit from - “public” and “private” subscriptions.. public ones being written to the default opml and private ones somewhere else.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>Thu, 01 Sep 2005 19:17:05 GMT