Readers might be aware that Consumerism Commentary offers an RSS Feed of recent entries, so all readers can stay up-to-date by reading partial entries in their news readers.
The RSS Feed includes only a short excerpt. However, if you are a frequent commenter (that is, your name is on this list), I’ll send you information on how to subscribe to the full RSS feed. That will allow you to read the entire entry (except any reader-submitted comments and trackbacks) without leaving your news reader. Contact me if you’re interested and you qualify.
Updated February 7, 2012 and originally published December 19, 2005. If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to the RSS feed or receive daily emails. Follow @flexo on Twitter and visit our Facebook page for more updates.
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Luke Landes founded Consumerism Commentary in 2003 and has been building online communities since 1990. Luke, also known as Flexo, has contributed to PC World Magazine, US News, Forbes, and other publications. 
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This is a great idea… I think I might steal it. :)
Please do!
Why not to give it for everybody?
I don’t click to any ads on you page anyway, so you can save my and other people time by providing full-text RSS.
I’ll accommodate anyone who puts forth the effort to email…
C’mon man, I already have to program my ad-blocker to block half your site just so I can read it without going blind. Now I have to qualify?
Just kidding, but this strikes me as more than a little silly. It’s a testament to your content that I even bother.
I’m glad you’re reading, JR. I did remove some ads over the weekend, but it’s hardly noticeable. I know, I know. There’ll be fewer ads in the next redesign now that I have a better system of figuring out what’s worth it and what’s not.
Thanks, Flexo. After I submitted the comment, I regretted it because it sounded harsher than I intended. Keep up the great work!
No worries. I suffer from post-comment regret ocassionally, as well.
Thanks for putting together this great blog. I make a point of visiting it regularly. Rather than having a separate RSS reader, I find it easier to just use My! Yahoo which displays just the title of each posting.
Keep up the great work!
Neo