A number of SWLing Post readers (about 1,200 of you) are signed up for and receive our posts via email. In the past two weeks, I’ve received a number of messages from readers noting that they haven’t been receiving any email digests.
If this is the case for you, I encourage you to try signing up once more through our current RSS-to-Email provider. Click here to sign up.
Please keep in mind: I’m planning to move our email delivery from Feedburner to a different service. I’ve been exploring options this month. If you have experience with RSS-to-email systems, feel free to comment!
Yes, since I have been ‘missng’ the email alerts of new postings for a couple of weeks, I visited and scrolled down until I found this explanation.
I too have set up and RSS feed as a supplement to the email notes.
Since I rarely erase my RSS feeds results, I will have an sort-of archive of your postings.
The RSS feed is behind those little orange ))) buttons often in the URL display of your web browsers.
Or see
https://swling.com/blog/feed/ for what it will display in the RSS feed, usually about 10 or so new ones with every ‘refresh’
and there is a second button for Comments feed.
Most web browsers can have an RSS feed tool built-in or as an add-on. There are numerous dedicated RSS readers.
I like the RSS tools in the Mozilla Thunderbird email tool, with indexing, subject trend bar graphs, full searching and the like and indented subject categories.
I use the small and ‘portable’ (no writing to Windows registry) RSS reader QuiteRss, available in many languages.
[ By the way, could the designer of this blog please put a reply/#replies button at the bottom of each posting as well as at the top? We read a long post and then have to go back to the top many kilometres up the page to open the comments page. ]
[[ And I hate reCaptcha graphics, over and over again when we don’t know that the images are supposed to be, not running a browser at full screen. Is there are system other than the sound option for the Blind? ]]
Thomas your RSS feed is a great service! I have my MS Outlook email client setup with multiple RSS feeds and quickly see if any RSS articles, including from SWLing, have been posted. I would highly recommend the RSS feeds to others to use.
Thank you, Mike! Yes, RSS is free and efficient!