I'm hearing from various people that they missed the publication of the Olympus 17mm Crowdsourced Lens Review. It was published in complete form on Monday but did not show up in some feed readers (Feedly for instance).
FYI, here is a link to the finished lens review.
Perhaps when I do these "reposted" posts, I should also publish a simple notice, like this one, that the repost is up and viewable.
Thanks for your patience as I learn how the system works across the many different platforms people use and see. For the record, the only way to see the complete version of the site is to visit the actual site.
Mike, TOP Administrator and Public Works Dept.
Good.
I go to the site, but I use BlogTrottr.com to alert me to new posts, and I had missed it too.
Posted by: Eolake | Wednesday, 18 March 2015 at 11:34 AM
from what i can tell, the original call for reviews was edited then "republished" with a new date; that's an unorthodox blog flow, and a lot of feed readers will see that as the same post; on top of that many feed readers show only "unread" posts by default, so i think you basically fooled some folks' software into thinking there was nothing to see
i have set my feed reader to mark edited posts as "unread" (this tips me off to updates of the featured comments); changes are also highlighted, so i don't have to reread a whole article to find a small change; finally, my reader moved the edited post up to where it belonged by date, which other readers might not do
i don't recommend my reader (NetNewsWire 3.3.2) as it is pretty much abandonware, but before it changed hands twice it was built by one of the most RSS-savvy developers, so it gets a lot of features right
Posted by: sporobolus | Wednesday, 18 March 2015 at 02:21 PM
just want to add that the Oly 17 review comments were pretty interesting, and if i ever consider buying the lens i will read every word
Posted by: sporobolus | Wednesday, 18 March 2015 at 02:25 PM
FWIW it is missing from my Netvibes account as well
(You quoted my letter about RSS when you wrote about feeds last year. I'm so reliant upon the feed that this completely escaped my attention.)
Posted by: Michael | Wednesday, 18 March 2015 at 08:53 PM