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	<title>Comments on: Survey Results for FOGG Odyssey</title>
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	<description>Forget Obligation Go Global...it&#039;s your odyssey!</description>
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		<title>By: Alonna</title>
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		<description>Hey Troy - interesting statistics and feedback about your site!  I was wondering, do you count RSS subscribers in your email/subscribers count?  I would guess that a lot of your readers who are fellow travelers (like me) use an RSS reader like Google Reader to follow your blog. Since I follow a lot of blogs I definitely do not want them all coming by e-mail, instead an RSS reader lets me keep them all in one place and quickly browse through to see who&#039;s made updates. Of the top of my head I&#039;m not sure how you can track this, but if I were you I would count these towards your goal of 100 subscribers because most likely your RSS subscribers are reading your updates regularly.&lt;br&gt;Great work and I&#039;m looking forward to seeing what changes come out of this!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Troy &#8211; interesting statistics and feedback about your site!  I was wondering, do you count RSS subscribers in your email/subscribers count?  I would guess that a lot of your readers who are fellow travelers (like me) use an RSS reader like Google Reader to follow your blog. Since I follow a lot of blogs I definitely do not want them all coming by e-mail, instead an RSS reader lets me keep them all in one place and quickly browse through to see who&#39;s made updates. Of the top of my head I&#39;m not sure how you can track this, but if I were you I would count these towards your goal of 100 subscribers because most likely your RSS subscribers are reading your updates regularly.<br />Great work and I&#39;m looking forward to seeing what changes come out of this!</p>
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