This is cool. FeedDemon has a new feature for Automatic Unsubscribe:
In the previous post I mentioned the new “Dinosaurs” report, which locates inactive feeds. Related to this is another new feature in FeedDemon 1.6 RC1 which I’ve needed for a long time: an “automatic unsubscribe” setting for each feed. This setting – which is available on the “Advanced” tab of each feed’s properties (Edit|Feed Properties) – enables automatically removing a feed if it hasn’t had any new posts within a specific number of days.
I wanted this support for Rojo a long time ago but of course there were always other fires to fight. I wonder if FeedDemon keeps a log of what it unsubscribes?
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October 13, 2005 at 6:04 pm
Funny enough, that was a feature that always fell on my backburner, too. But I’ve needed it more and more often, so I forced myself to code it.
FeedDemon doesn’t keep a log of what you’ve unsubscribed from, although that could be considered useful attention data…hmmm….