I posted a test post at 8:43 PM, updated at 9:47 and 10:45, and deleted at 11:58. The post is gone permanently. Did it show up in your feed anyway? If so, when? With or without updates 1 and 2?
The purpose of this post was to see if blogger will effectively let me send out certain posts for subscribers only. That could be fun, interesting or useful at some time in the future.
Comments about this from any of my 40-ish subscribers would be most welcome.
As for you, my additional 80 to 100 regular visitors, why don't you subscribe already?!? :-)
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5 comments:
I see now the post at its second update. This is in Google Reader.
From what I can tell I did not see the original or updates of your test post. I believe I am a subscriber if by "subscriber" you mean someone whon has subscribed to the feed of your blog.
never received the posts. Of course, I never checked the site for the past two days since I was gone.
Thanks for the info, you guys. It seems to work in Google Reader, but maybe not in all feed services. Interesting...
Anyone else?
In Bloglines I received the post just once, with update 1 but not update 2. Still there several days later.
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