Two reasons for this post:
1/ to let you know that you can now subscribe to updates by email
2/ to see what the emails look like
I've been adding every feedburner feature I can get my hands on. I added the feed redirect to my blogger account so now feedburner captures stats on all the subscriptions and hits to the feeds for this blog, neat. I already used the rss to javascript thingy to publish the headlines on my home page thats pretty cool and seems to work well so I thought I try out *everything* else, like a kid in a sweetie shop. :) I'm not sure whether people will want to subscribe by email, but its cheap at the price (free as in beer) so I'm buying.
Talking about free beer, if you're a facebook user check out the boozemail application for some mindless virtual-drinking fun.
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