Some Realy Cool Christmas RSS Icons.

Written by Costa on December 13, 2007
Categories: Blog Humor

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I was thinking of creating a set of Christmas RSS Icons for my subscribers when I chanced upon this set at ajaxpath.com. The download link cam be found at the footer of my feeds. From time to time I will be adding goodies and freebies links to my feeds, so if you don’t want to miss out any, do subscribe.

The 10 Advantages of Reading Blogs Via Your Feed Reader.

There are no irritating Advertisements like those you see here. :-)
You don’t have to hop all over the Net to read your favorite articles.
You will never miss an important article or a follow up tip .
You won’t feel obligated to comment when you have nothing to say.
You can still comment if you have something to say by clicking on that particular post title.
Many blogs offers good stuffs for their subscribers.
There are so many Feed readers to choose from and you can pick the one that you like best
If you are lazy even to open your browser, you can have them delivered to your Inbox.
Blog subscribers are loyal and bloggers likes to show appreciation for their loyalty.
Blog subscribers are cool.

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Article by Costa Fong

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Who loves to mod and mess up WordPress Themes.

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3 Responses to “Some Realy Cool Christmas RSS Icons.”

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  1. Cromely
    December 14, 2007 at 10:39 am

    I’ve played a little with RSS Reader in Outlook and with the personal google home page reader.

    I still prefer to read them right on my blog. I use feeddigest to create a list of feeds from my favorite blogs and then just post that feed to the side bar on my blog.

    Everything is in one place. It’s one less app to run, and it’s sort a constantly updated blog roll.

  2. Darran
    December 15, 2007 at 7:36 am

    Thanks for your RSS icons, I intend to use them for the festive season :)

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