By: Nile
I just saw this from Scoble and saw your comment on the article. Installed it. Looks very promising.
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By: Sahas Katta
will this be part of the next major update to WordPress? that would be a great improvement to speed up the entire idea of RSS.
View ArticleBy: francine hardaway
Done. Buppy has a real time blog, and so do I. He’s on .com, but I finally got over to .org and installed the plug-in today. Thanks, Matt.
View ArticleBy: Erica Douglass
Hi Matt, Didn’t see a quick answer to this, so I’m asking here: If my RSS feed for my WordPress blog is through Feedburner, should I install this, or do I need to do something on Feedburner, or both?...
View ArticleBy: Michael
I installed it a few hours ago…and was looking forward to seeing how fast the rssCloud would expand. Really glad to see you mentioning the plugin here for everyone else with self-hosted WP blogs,...
View ArticleBy: Matt
So Feedburner seems to strip out the cloud element right now, but please contact their support and request that they don’t.
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[...] today, Matt Mullenweg of Automattic announced that all WordPress.com hosted blogs are enabled to give realtime notifications via RSSCloud (there is also an RSSCloud plugin for self-hosted [...]
View ArticleBy: Nile
I hope you do not mind, I am going to share this tidbit on my blog. That way users know. I came back to check as I was noticing the same as Erica. Thanks again! PS. I appreciate the time you took in...
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By: Julien
And for those who don’t want to implement both RSSCloud and PubSubHubbub, you can use http://superfeedr.com since we “translate” the 2 protocols
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