I'm posting this letter to my blog to see if my blog writers are listening. Let's see how this goes...
Date: March 6, 2006
To the proprietors of:
Lifehack.org
The Manufacturers Blog
Meetings Industry Soapbox
View From a Corner Office
Re: Non-Full Text RSS Feeds
I am a current subscriber to your blog.
This will serve as your official notice under provisions of common law to cease all non-full text RSS communication with me. If you fail to heed this notice within one week, I will file a formal complaint against you and unsubscribe from your feed.
I have unsubscribed from other blogs' non-full text RSS feeds in the past without giving such notice. I felt the need to notify you of my impending decision because your blog does contain very worthwhile content that I enjoy reading. But in light of the fact that many other blogs offer full text feeds which compete for my attention, I have decided that, in order to conserve my time, I do not desire to receive non-full text RSS feeds from blogs under any circumstances.
If I should be forced to unsubscribe from your feed, I may in the future choose to visit your blog via hypertext transfer protocol, as circumstances warrant and when convenient, which I anticipate will be much less frequently than you post to your blog.
Give this very important matter the attention it deserves.
Sincerely,
Ben Martin
RSS Subscriber
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March 06, 2006
Cease and Desist Letter
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David,
That might be. But it would grow faster if you did full text.
Why? I had 30,000 readers yesterday. They won't learn about you until you do full text feeds.
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