The World’s Biggest RSS Button!
written by John Chow
This is my blatant attempt to get more people to subscribe to my RRS feed. With that in mind, I like to present the world’s biggest RSS button. Please click on the button and subscribe to my RSS.
I got the button from the ReviewMe blog. I thought it was good but not big enough. So I made it even bigger! Now watch someone take this button and make an even bigger one.
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[...] I found this RSS button in John Chow post. He make the RSS button from ReviewMe blog more bigger than the original one. So, can you make it more bigger than this and break the “world” record? [...]
That’s cute. Maybe I should try that with my blog.
Oh, and I’m going to mention this so we can keep track of whether your publicity stunt is working: Your feedburner badge currently reads “1121 Subscribers”.
[...] John Chow has the world’s biggest one [...]
Not even close.
http://www.havelaptopwilltravel.com/biggestRSS.html
[...] For the website, it’s quite simple - yet easy to navigate. Things are cute there, especially the “World’s Biggest RSS Button”. (Psst, there is actually bigger one at JohnChow.com). I like their logo too, looks cute. Their slogan looks quite normal, looks alike with the one with Text-Link-Ads. [...]
Hahah. Ingenious of you!
Oh wait a min, the one Leon Davidson posted just put yours to shame. Still it’s hilarious.
Already subbed John
[...] Ok Ok I know this isn’t the biggest news yet but I figured it was worth blogging about. Not to mention I just read John Chow’s Post about his biggest RSS Button ever, so if he has the biggest one then I should have the biggest 4! So take that John Chow! [...]
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Sorry but this is the largest rss button. It’s so big that it most likely won’t fit on your screen:
http://www.billhartzer.com/worlds-largest-rss-button.html
Now wait a minute John, you want us to sign up for your RSS feed (which I have been for quite some time), but then you leave us with disappointed short feeds. If you want to push people to RSS so badly, shouldn’t you open up the content?
That’s pretty big, Bill.
Jeff Sickles - I have been debating whether or not to make the RSS a full feed. I asked for feedback on it, but it seems that most don’t care much for it.
You think your RSS button is big? You should see the one I did back on October 12, 2006… it comes in at 2,001 x 2,000 pixels. W00t!
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Big one yes
John, yeah - I remember that post from a while back. RSS just doesn’t make much sense to me if I can’t finish the article without browsing to the page. Everyone has their preference!
What really befuddles me is how you can make a post simply on burgers (albeit good burgers) and have it hit 200 diggs! Keep up the good work!
http://www.billhartzer.com/worlds-largest-rss-button.html
is a fake
look at the html code:
World’s Largest RSS Button
Jeff Sickles - The post would have received more than 200 Diggs if it didn’t get buried.
These giant RSS buttons will have aspiring million dollar homepage clone designers salivating like crazy! Million dollar RSS button anyone?
I already subscribe to your RSS. And what is an RRS?
The World’s Smallest RSS Icon!
This is my blatant attempt to get more people to subscribe to my RRS feed. With that in mind, I like to present the world’s smallest RSS button. If it was possible to make something smaller than 1×1 pixel I definitely would. Please click on the …
[...] While you are here, in the spirit of John Chow , I invite you to subscribe to my weblog + del.icio.us links in one handy feed. [...]
It seems your publicity stunt worked well seeing as you now have 2299 subscribers, plus the fact that it attracted me over to your site.