There are changes afoot!
Shortly Google will be getting rid of the Google Friends Connect thingy (see the sidebar on the right). Jumping on the deleting bandwagon I’ll be getting rid of my Curly&Candid Facebook page (I never do anything with it, it’s just a post stream!).
So…. if you want to makes sure you don’t miss out you can:
1. Subscribe by email (the box at the top left). You only get an email when I publish new content. It’s not a newsletter and you won’t get spam or other annoying tripe. You simply get my posts delivered to your email box.
2. Subscribe by RSS (click the symbol under Taylor’s chin at the top of the site, the one that turns orange when you hover over it).
3. You can subscribe via Networked Blogs (look right!). This is increasingly popular with Facebook users as my posts appear on their Facebook page).
And that’s it.
Boring but necessary housekeeping. I’d hate for anyone of you to miss out on my charming and witty ramblings *cough*.
Cheers!
When google connect goes – is there any way of knowing how many ppl are subscribed bt email or rss feed? I liked seeing how many ppl had taken the trouble to join. Also it was so easy to join.
I think all the blogs on my blog list will remain as their urls are in my blog. Am I being naive?
Tech wizard I am not but if you use feedburner you can see how many people subscribe to you via RSS and by email.
By blog list do you mean a blogroll in which you manually entered to the urls of blogs you like and what not? If so yes, that should stay. Blinking Google just can’t leave well enough alone 🙂
yes I did mean the blogroll. Thanks. It’ll be interesting to see what happens. Why are they doing it anyway?
Why does Google do anything? 🙂
This is one of many pieces about the changes.
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2011/11/google-closes-knol-friend-connect-and.html
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