Full Text Feeds Or Partial RSS Feeds combat is dorsum as well as the novel circular has gone completely inward favor of total feeds, again.
This circular is pregnant because it originates from FeedBurner, a fellowship that manages feeds as well as tracks clickthrough rates of millions of feed items.
It's a mutual perception that partial content volition increase clickthrough charge per unit of measurement [read pageviews] because the RSS feed subscriber volition see the publisher's site inward gild to read total content.
That's such a misnomer. Rick Klau of FeedBurner say that "that they seen no bear witness that excerpts [partial feeds] on their ain drive higher clickthroughs." This arguing itself effectively ends the combat forever.
Rick gives 2 other solids reasons inward favor of total content feeds which are quoted verbatim:
As people subscribe to feeds, they subscribe to to a greater extent than feeds. And that agency they're consuming to a greater extent than content, which agency that each click out of the feed reader is taking the reader away from to a greater extent than content. In other words, feed reading is consumption-oriented, non transactionally focused.
Clicking through to read a re-create of the postal service they simply read is unlikely to drive a lot of click activity. But clicking through to read the comments will. Bookmarking the postal service at del.icio.us volition drive farther activity, equally volition voting for the postal service at Digg. In other words, adding opportunities for the readers to create things other than simply read a re-create of the postal service goes a long mode to increasing the probability that the readers volition genuinely create something.
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