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Feedburner for releases/development blog

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Hi

Would it be possible to add email update functionality to the release/development blogs?
releases/
development-builds/
blog/

I prefer receiving email updates and feedburner would be an easy to implement function.

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Re: Feedburner for releases/development blog

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Re: Feedburner for releases/development blog

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You can accomplish that with https://ifttt.com/. Create a recipe on there to send all RSS feed updates to you via email.
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greiner wrote:You can accomplish that with https://ifttt.com/. Create a recipe on there to send all RSS feed updates to you via email.
That looks too complicated compared to what I am asking for. Is there a reason y'all can't implement a simple feedburner option on the side?
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It's actually a very powerful and easy-to-use solution for connecting different kinds of services. Anyway, there are a bunch of similar tools out there that you can use for this purpose like blogtrottr.com or feedmyinbox.com.
terrorist96 wrote:Is there a reason y'all can't implement a simple feedburner option on the side?
No, but it's quite redundant and it seems like Feedburner won't be around for too long anymore…
- http://googlecode.blogspot.de/2011/05/s ... -apis.html
- https://developers.google.com/feedburner/
- http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/13/the-go ... rs-coffin/
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Re: Feedburner for releases/development blog

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:(
I didn't care that much when Reader was shut down since I never used it, but if they shut down feedburner, I'll be really upset.
What about MailChimp? I'd prefer an official solution from you guys versus using a third party solution that's not officially supported.
But if not then I'll try out one of those.
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I'm using blogtrottr as of now to see how well it works. Feedmyinbox is limited to subscribing to only 2 feeds, otherwise you have to pay, so blogtrottr it is.
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Just an update:
Blogtrottr is working great. I got an email notification letting me know that a new post was published here:
releases/
Thanks for the recommendation :)
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