New Blogger Feature -Subscribe to Comments

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Blogger has, finally, come out with a subscribe to comments on this post feature, which will allow those of you with Google accounts, to subscribe to a post’s comments, and get an email any time a new comment is posted. This is pretty useful if you leave a comment on a blog, like this one, and want to know if anyone responds to your comment.

Now if they could just open it up to everyone, instead of requiring a Google account, it might really be something!

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