A Record? Nope

Thursday, June 1st, 2006 2:14 pm by aj Print this Article Print this page Comments Comment Share This Share This

Well when I first made my daily rounds onto Devlounge today, I immediately noticed the feedburner stats. Yesterday’s subscribers of 25 had been..well..greatly improved - all the way up to 50,887! I thought feedburner was having problems, but it appears its not.

Edit: Scratch that, because Feedburner was running into trouble. We’ll reach 50,000 + at sometime hopefully :-P.

Anyways, why not use this post to give you a quick rundown of some things coming up this month:

- Interview with Ryan Sims of Justwatchthesky.
- More and more articles on a wider range of content
- Improvements to the homepage
- A sneak peak at Dev Version 2, due to release in Mid July!
- Of course, much more.

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  • Comment Author Jake Parrillo
    Post Time June 1, 2006 at 3:30 pm (permalink)

    Aj.

    Hey…I have my fingers crossed that June is going to be a great month for you! ;)

    We are aware of the issue and we’ve posted something about it here on our forums:

    http://forums.feedburner.com/viewtopic.php?t=4712

    Let us know how we can help!

    Jake Parrillo
    -FeedBurner

  • Comment Author Joe Kottke
    Post Time June 1, 2006 at 3:33 pm (permalink)

    Hi there, we noticed the same thing this morning. We are currently working with the aggregator that had issues with their subscriber reporting.

    Here is some more info from our forums

    http://forums.feedburner.com/viewtopic.php?t=4712

  • Comment Author aj
    Post Time June 1, 2006 at 3:48 pm (permalink)

    Heh, thanks guys, I finally found a thread with some information on it and came back here to see two comments pointing to the threads :-P.

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