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another potential factor: the my yahoo process changed. I read your posts via my yahoo - your blog has a box on my yahoo page, fed by your feed. When my yahoo redesigned they introduced a layered reader, i.e., if a user clicks on a link, a layer pops up called the my yahoo reader and the post can be read in it without having to visit A VC - I bet it doesn't count in your metrics. Not sure when all my yahoo users migrated to the new redesign, but I believe it happened at roughly the same time as your move from avc.blogs.com to avc.com
Rich
You keep hitting the content out of the park like you always do and readers will jump through fire to read it all...
The VC & Tech feed is now fixed and updating. My apologies to Fred and everyone inconvenienced by the feed mixup.
Anyone who's had a typepad.com domain for a long time should know that they'll take a similar PageRank hit if they turn on TypePad's domain mapping to start using a custom URL.
Domain Mapping *does not* preserve old incoming links by using redirects. Instead TypePad serves *both* yourdomain.com and yourdomain.typepad.com which doesn't transfer PageRank.
they couldn't refuse when they stopped using it actively
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