Retiring Feed Stats

I would like to open with a quote about roses:

Pruning is an important and necessary step in growing roses. Pruning keeps the plant healthy. It promotes new growth, removes dead, broken or diseased canes and trains roses to a desired shape. Pruning encourages flowering, either more blooms or larger blooms, and is essential to keep modern rose varieties blooming repeatedly all summer long.

As important to us to be constantly adding new features and functionality for you guys, sometimes we have to retire or prune things that just didn’t work out or that we don’t have time to focus on right now.

So today we bid farewell to our good friend Feed Stats, which tried to tell you how many subscribers you had to your blog and what software they used. However it never grew out of that awkward teenager stage, and wasn’t used very frequently.

The code isn’t dead, just taking a break. Perhaps someday feed stats will return, but when they do we hope to do a much better job of collecting and presenting the data.


Missing out on the latest WordPress.com developments? Enter your email below to receive future announcements direct to your inbox. An email confirmation will be sent before you will start receiving notifications—please check your spam folder if you don't receive this.

Join 112.5M other subscribers

210 Comments

Comments are closed.

  1. Pingback: Aggiornate il mio rss feed!! post#1 « [Marketing] Departure lounge
  2. Pingback: Avviso: passaggio a FeedBurner « GeekMarketing
  3. Pingback: I want my stats back « The World According To Carp
  4. Pingback: Une colère saine : Wordpress enlève les feed stats. « Le Grand Charles
  5. Pingback: The code isn’t dead, just taking a break « rand($thoughts);
  6. Pingback: Pruning keeps the plant Healthy « Now What?
  7. Pingback: WordPress Wednesday News: Webware 100 Winner, Plugins and Sandbox Theme Contest Rocks, WordCamp Count Down, and a Backwoods Search for WordPress Schwag : The Blog Herald
  8. Pingback: Estadísticas de feed RSS en WordPress « Cuanta maldad…
  9. Pingback: FeedBurner Shows New Affection Towards BlogSpot Feeds : The Blog Herald
  10. Pingback: When You Wish About a Feed « Changing Way

Create your new blog or website for free

Get Started