Well done. ^5.

much thanks for the full feed. The partial feed can be annoying sometimes.

Kudos for the full feeds!

Really appreciate!

Philipp, you are a mind reader:
Since this week I'm using google reader and wanted to ask in the forum for a full feed :-)

Thanks alot.

Yeah, thanks for the full feed, Philipp!

Thanks for the FULL feed!!

Von wegen "side-note", das ist wichtig! Danke für den Full-Text-Feed.

I LOVE the full-text feed!!!

Excellent news re the feed. Thanks a lot.

You had good reasons for not releasing the full-text feed (tracking, copycat-sites). What changed your mind?

Excelleent!!

Thanks for the full feeds.. thats better for moblie devices too :)-

I just reliazed that the main pages dont have a cc icon .

Right on!

Thanks Philipp...:)

Thank you. I really hope you will not regret this decision...

I'd be interested to why you decided not to apply the sharealike clause

Andreas:
> You had good reasons for not releasing
> the full-text feed (tracking, copycat-sites). What
> changed your mind?

Good question. For years I pondered wether or not to switch to full-feeds, and it was the #1 unfulfilled request by many of you. I am aware of potential problems that spam bloggers can now easily grab my full site and republish elsewhere (I hope that the PageRank here will make searchers mostly find this blog, not the spam blog, when searching for content of it). Also, my current revenues are exclusively through ads so I need to find ways to display tasteful ads in the RSS. Last not least, RSS readers "hide" traffic stats from me, though someone suggested including a counter image. I don't like these issues, but I hope that there is more good to come out of this, especially for all of you who read along with RSS readers.

This change is an experiment for me and I'm curious to see potential side-effects. What specifically convinced me to release a full-feed *now* is that by openly sharing everything through Creative Commons, everyone now has the right to publish a full-feed RSS of Google Blogoscoped (or create a Google Blogoscoped book provided it pays for only distribution costs, or create a non-commercial Google Blogoscoped shadow blog, and so on). So it might as well be *here* where you get the full-feed :)

Pd:
> I just reliazed that the main pages dont have a cc icon .

Maybe I'll add one if I find a good & small one. Right now it has the "some rights reserved" phrase I hope people understand to be CC-related.

LordElph:
> I'd be interested to why you decided not to apply the sharealike clause

Of course I'm hoping that people will apply CC-licenses whereever they can. But I wanted to go for the most open license that I still feel is OK. Let's just say the SomeNewsOrganization.com webmaster would like to republish my article, but the site is not CC-licensed. I'm not sure with a share-alike clause this webmaster can share the article. But, the share-alike clause is definitely something where I'll keep on thinking if it's better or not to have it.

Thank you so much!

Philipp – this is great. It certainly won't stop me visiting your site though. I much prefer to read your posts here than in Google Reader – which isn't true for all blogs, of course. (And even though I've been subscribed to your feed for ages, I've very rarely see a "new" post in Google Reader that I've not already seen on your site!)

Great to read your full text feed. Very nice. Thanks.