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The only thing worse that posting useless content, is posting it multiple times. When reading Glenn's latest post about cleaning out his RSS subscriptions, I was vaguely reminded of another post I had read about cleaning out RSS subscriptions. If I could just remember where...OH RIGHT!! It was on GlennWolsey.com of course. Notice the similarity between the following two posts?

http://www.glennwolsey.com/2007/11/27/im-feeded-up-goodbye-non-essential-subscriptions/

http://www.glennwolsey.com/2007/02/05/i-trimmed-down-my-rss-reader-free-time-galore/

Honestly Glenn, there was absolutely nothing substantial in the first post, so why recycle the same garbage and post it again? Going back to the same quote I used in the first post (including a part I didn't publish the first time around), it seems like your actions completely contradict your words. And we all know that actions are what count.

I've always kept a simple vision when it comes to blogging for maximum output quality for myself and advertisers. Quality content people want to read. I don't try and trick people into reading anything, they read it because they enjoy it.

-Glenn Wosley
source: http://www.micropersuasion.com/2007/10/the-apac-effect.html

How exactly does informing your readers you trimmed down your RSS feeds qualify as quality content? Are you seriously that delusional?