Comments on: Google Reader Team — Please Implement Authenticated RSS http://creeva.com/2009/02/25/google-reader-team-please-implement-authenticated-rss/ My life unfolding and being told online - 1 byte of information at a time. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:34:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: creeva http://creeva.com/2009/02/25/google-reader-team-please-implement-authenticated-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-16726 creeva Thu, 15 Oct 2009 06:40:07 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=4337#comment-16726 Wouldn't you need to give reader (or more appropriately someone you trust that might use google reader) your password in the first place? There are a few places where I have created content and would like to get it out, but I can't due to the RSS feed being password protected. <br><br>If google reader allowed you to enter in a username and password, it wouldn't necessarily allow google to spider your content unless someone broke your ring of trust and put in there. <br><br>It's ok for other third party to aggregators that do support it, then strip out the feed and republish it to google reader, but it's not ok for google reader to do this directly?<br><br>If I have a username and password to get at your content in one manner, I can repurpose it to roogle reader anytime I want - I'm just trying to save myself a couple interim steps - thank you for stopping by.<br><br>Much love,<br><br>The author and one of the people that just wants his own content to be to use how he likes. Wouldn’t you need to give reader (or more appropriately someone you trust that might use google reader) your password in the first place? There are a few places where I have created content and would like to get it out, but I can’t due to the RSS feed being password protected.

If google reader allowed you to enter in a username and password, it wouldn’t necessarily allow google to spider your content unless someone broke your ring of trust and put in there.

It’s ok for other third party to aggregators that do support it, then strip out the feed and republish it to google reader, but it’s not ok for google reader to do this directly?

If I have a username and password to get at your content in one manner, I can repurpose it to roogle reader anytime I want — I’m just trying to save myself a couple interim steps — thank you for stopping by.

Much love,

The author and one of the people that just wants his own content to be to use how he likes.

]]> By: Ryan http://creeva.com/2009/02/25/google-reader-team-please-implement-authenticated-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-16725 Ryan Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:33:49 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=4337#comment-16725 Dear Google Reader team, please don't implement authenticated feeds. We don't want you spidering our content. Despite creeva's offer to sneak you in, your advertisers have no right to get to our users. Why yes, we do know about robots.txt, but that's why we will keep our content on our site under its protection, thanks. <br><br>Much Love,<br> <br>The people who put passwords up to keep their feeds from being indexed. Dear Google Reader team, please don’t implement authenticated feeds. We don’t want you spidering our content. Despite creeva’s offer to sneak you in, your advertisers have no right to get to our users. Why yes, we do know about robots.txt, but that’s why we will keep our content on our site under its protection, thanks.

Much Love,

The people who put passwords up to keep their feeds from being indexed.

]]> By: creeva http://creeva.com/2009/02/25/google-reader-team-please-implement-authenticated-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-16579 creeva Thu, 15 Oct 2009 01:40:07 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=4337#comment-16579 Wouldn't you need to give reader (or more appropriately someone you trust that might use google reader) your password in the first place? There are a few places where I have created content and would like to get it out, but I can't due to the RSS feed being password protected. <br><br>If google reader allowed you to enter in a username and password, it wouldn't necessarily allow google to spider your content unless someone broke your ring of trust and put in there. <br><br>It's ok for other third party to aggregators that do support it, then strip out the feed and republish it to google reader, but it's not ok for google reader to do this directly?<br><br>If I have a username and password to get at your content in one manner, I can repurpose it to roogle reader anytime I want - I'm just trying to save myself a couple interim steps - thank you for stopping by.<br><br>Much love,<br><br>The author and one of the people that just wants his own content to be to use how he likes. Wouldn’t you need to give reader (or more appropriately someone you trust that might use google reader) your password in the first place? There are a few places where I have created content and would like to get it out, but I can’t due to the RSS feed being password protected.

If google reader allowed you to enter in a username and password, it wouldn’t necessarily allow google to spider your content unless someone broke your ring of trust and put in there.

It’s ok for other third party to aggregators that do support it, then strip out the feed and republish it to google reader, but it’s not ok for google reader to do this directly?

If I have a username and password to get at your content in one manner, I can repurpose it to roogle reader anytime I want — I’m just trying to save myself a couple interim steps — thank you for stopping by.

Much love,

The author and one of the people that just wants his own content to be to use how he likes.

]]> By: Ryan http://creeva.com/2009/02/25/google-reader-team-please-implement-authenticated-rss/comment-page-1/#comment-16578 Ryan Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:33:49 +0000 http://creeva.com/?p=4337#comment-16578 Dear Google Reader team, please don't implement authenticated feeds. We don't want you spidering our content. Despite creeva's offer to sneak you in, your advertisers have no right to get to our users. Why yes, we do know about robots.txt, but that's why we will keep our content on our site under its protection, thanks. <br><br>Much Love,<br> <br>The people who put passwords up to keep their feeds from being indexed. Dear Google Reader team, please don’t implement authenticated feeds. We don’t want you spidering our content. Despite creeva’s offer to sneak you in, your advertisers have no right to get to our users. Why yes, we do know about robots.txt, but that’s why we will keep our content on our site under its protection, thanks.

Much Love,

The people who put passwords up to keep their feeds from being indexed.

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