Why do Microsofties use Feedburner?
Nothing wrong. It’s just that I had this question ringing in my head. You name it and the most prominent of Microsoft bloggers are using Feedburner to burn their feeds.
Be it Frank Arrigo – Aussie Microsoft Blogger or
Angus Logan – Aussie Expert SharePointer or
SharePointTeam Blog
What is it that makes Feedburner a viable option for these bloggers? I use feedburner and if you are using it – either to burn the feeds or read the feeds – then we know he answer. But why have these people taken a different route? As far as their blog engines are concerned, I think its on MOSS 2007 now, so its standard for them, but for rss – what should have been a standard, it isn’t. Moreover other bloggers from the Microsoft camp, don’t use feedburner. Why?
Your thoughts?
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Aaron Parker said,
Wrote on January 30, 2007 @ 8:25 am
blogs.technet.com and blogs.msdn.com are still on Community Server. They use FeedBurner for the same reasons you and I use it – better stats.
Alpesh said,
Wrote on January 30, 2007 @ 8:52 am
Hi Aaron,
Cool! I thought they had moved to MOSS2007. Yep, Feedburner stats rock. Sure they can use Feedburner as a backend provider but with custom domain for all of Microsoft. Just a ‘thought’
Cheers!
Alpesh Nakar