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  • Rated by caravie on Jun 05 2008, 2:14pm

    How Do You Delete or Remove Your Content from RSS Results Like Google Reader? Whenever a post is removed from a blog, my first instinct is to go to an RSS reader like Google Reader or Bloglines and find the same post there, to see if it is still available. A big mistake most bloggers and authors make is when they make mistakes they delete the post and not edit it. For example, let's say you get mad and you blog about what angers you, while you are angry. Yes, that is typically the worse time to blog, when you are angry. You hit the publish button and then go on your way. Minutes later, your post comes up in your RSS reader and you read it. You instantly become ashamed and want to pull the story asap. But instead of editing the post, you click the delete button in your blog software. What happens? Your story remains in most RSS readers because most readers to not support removing deleted posts. Most readers do support post updates. So if you simply replace your blog post with "This post was removed...", then the RSS reader will update with that content and your original post might not show up in your friend's RSS reader.

  • Rated by maing on Jun 04 2008, 3:11pm

    A big mistake most bloggers and authors make is when they make mistakes they delete the post and not edit it

  • Rated by demet8 on Jun 04 2008, 11:03am

    How to properly edit a post and or not delete it.

  • Rated by MrBelding on Jun 04 2008, 9:47am

    Good inside tips on editing posts rather than deleting them.

  • Rated by SEPTom on Jun 04 2008, 9:01am

    A big mistake most bloggers and authors make is when they make mistakes they delete the post and not edit it.

  • Rated by fastfastlane on Jun 04 2008, 8:34am

    A big mistake most bloggers and authors make is when they make mistakes they delete the post and not edit it.

  • Rated by SEOCO on Jun 04 2008, 8:09am

    I always wondered about this, great information from Barry and the Search Engine Roundtable.