Tags : feedburner, technorati
Technorati, Feedburner Suffer Technical Difficulties
Popular blogging services Feedburner and Technorati as both currently experience service difficulties.
RSS tracking service Feedburner has dramatically reduced reported subscriptions across a range of blogs, including The Inquisitr. Zoli Erdos reports that FeedBurner is missing Google FeedFetcher stats, the number of users who read a blog in Google Reader. The usual early morning feed count update was delayed today with the service reporting 0 subscribers for longer that usual, perhaps while attempting to gather Google subscription data. We can only wait until tomorrow to see if the issue will be corrected.
Technorati at the time of writing has not updated incoming links for the last day. The oldest incoming links on a range of blogs show 1 day, and nothing newer. Incoming link counts have been affected, with data showing lower rankings for sites, perhaps showing historical data from a backup server. Allen Stern from Centernetworks noted on FriendFeed that this happens fairly regularly, although usually a refresh fixes the problem, where as today the data is just stuck there.
If we hear anything on either story, we’ll update this post.
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Feedburner and Google FeedFetcher have missed each other several times.
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My FeedBurner number dropped about 30% yesterday, but it still shows a reasonable number for Google Feedfetcher (i.e. not 0). The thing is, feedburner has been showing what I thought was an unreasonable degree of growth since mid-July, with about a 50% increase in subscribers. Yesterdays result was actually exactly in line with the normal growth rate before July, making me wonder if FeedBurner actually had corrected some issue which had inflated the numbers.
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I have zero subscribers. What a relief. Maybe take the weekend off
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