You are probably not imagining things! You are an RSS reader I suspect, as we have recently been trialling adding our twitter posts into our main RSS feed to supplement the researched articles we will always continue post to the site.
We haven’t yet decided whether to make this a permanent change to the RSS feed, but even if we do we will always have an option to just get a feed of the main articles, which you can find here for the moment:
We’ll be posting a news post soon to summarise the outcome of the trial, but in the meantime we’d love to hear any feedback you (or anyone else) might have – which you can send to us via our contact form:
Ah. I’ll stick with the full feed of tweets and posts, might as well get as much as I can.
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Is it my imagination or have the recent posts been more like tweets than the researched articles that used to appear?
Hi Craig,
You are probably not imagining things! You are an RSS reader I suspect, as we have recently been trialling adding our twitter posts into our main RSS feed to supplement the researched articles we will always continue post to the site.
We haven’t yet decided whether to make this a permanent change to the RSS feed, but even if we do we will always have an option to just get a feed of the main articles, which you can find here for the moment:
https://www.googlesightseeing.com/feed/posts-only/
We’ll be posting a news post soon to summarise the outcome of the trial, but in the meantime we’d love to hear any feedback you (or anyone else) might have – which you can send to us via our contact form:
https://www.googlesightseeing.com/contact-us/
Thanks for the comment,
Alex
Ah. I’ll stick with the full feed of tweets and posts, might as well get as much as I can.