Signup for my RSS feed. Don't like it after 30 days? I will donate $1 to a charity!

Written by Allen Stern - December 23, 2006

Alright, so I want to get ya'all to try out the CenterNetworks RSS feed!

And so, here is what I am offering:

Signup for the email or RSS feed option before December 31, 2006
Stay for 30 days
After 30 days if you don't like it, send me an email and let me know why
I will donate $1 to a charity (You can pick from 4 charities to be named in January)

That's it. Give me 30 days and while I can't make your abs tighter, I can help you create a better web app and learn about the new web.

Example Feed:

CenterNetworks RSS Feed

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Submitted by Darren Stuart on December 23, 2006 - 7:27pm.

you'd better hope that a million people don't sign up just to say they don't like it :p

Merry Christmas Allen

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Submitted by centernetworks on December 23, 2006 - 7:41pm.

Darren - it appears people buried the story on digg for some reason so that now I doubt we will get too many people. Also, I put a disclaimer of up to $500 because frankly that's all I got!Oh well, I am certainly disappointed that people buried the digg.

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Submitted by Darren Stuart on December 24, 2006 - 10:56am.

yeah maybe if you'd said you'd give away an apple computer:p Digg has some really offensive and childish users but i guess that can be said of any community.

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Submitted by kdonovan11 on December 24, 2006 - 10:37pm.

I've come to enjoy the site and am happy to subscribe, but you must not truncate your posts in RSS. Let me read the full post in my RSS reader... the anecdotal evidence I have seen indicates it will boost your page views.

I skip over a number of posts from blogs who truncate. I think you would rather me read your material and (most likely) visit your site than skip over it entirely.