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jeremy's blog has rss does it not? oh you mean tracking your comments.
hmm... a bit intensive, cause it's something that has to be tracked individually. might be too heavy for the servers. Maybe it could be a Contrib. Member thing.
I believe this was somewhat discussed before in another thread a while back, about rss feeds for forums (like linux-networking).
My intuition is that with the right implementation, it will be less intensive than people actually surfing the forums, the latter requiring far more pages to be served.
From a technical sense this is unlikely to be true. Most rss clients refresh the data periodically - every 30 minutes in the case of the firefox default. This means that you would be making a request every 30 minutes while your browser was open regarless of whether you were viewing the forums.
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