The need to feed... blog feed

When I changed from '.blogspot.com' to '.net' a couple of months ago, one thing which I did not factor in was the problem of feeds / email subscribers. I got a few emails from people who earlier had me in their feed readers / email subscriptions who were not getting new updates. 
I initially tried tinkering around with html codes here and there in the feedburner section to get my old subscribers back. I dropped that plan once I received an ISD call from an agitated Colonel Sum Ting Wong telling me that my html codes were causing their secret nuclear missiles to turn on and off and even play the Oppan Gangnam song while reversing out of the nuclear facility. 
Dear North and South Korea, I am sorry if I caused any added tensions between you guys. I was never any good at computer languages.  

Personally, I am a big fan of feed readers. 
Back in my post graduate days, I would get very few moments in a week to actually come online and sit and read others blogs. At that time, to go hunting for each and everyone's new blogposts , with a slow internet at the end of a long and gruelling 24-36 hour shift -  it was frankly just too much effort. But once I had added the blogs I liked to my news reader ( I personally use Feedreader ), I could always come back even a week later and the application would have collected all the new posts of the week in one handy window and I could just read it all from there. 

Plus, with these feed readers, I could read upto 25 old articles from each blog by default so I'd end up finding many awesome old posts from fellow writers which I would have missed from their original site. 

Coming to the point : I've edited and put up the new codes all over again. 
So for the old subscribers ( all five million of you... fine, it was only thousands ...okay, hundreds... fine, it was just me, my dog Ruby and that geriatric patient who told me her email id and password by mistake !! Happy ?!! Sheesh ! )as well as new visitors who find it a pain constantly typing my blog's url, here are the new links : 

• Have godyears new posts delivered directly to your email. 
• If instead, you'd rather add it to a rss / news reader, this is the new link.

In spite of all I just said, I personally would still prefer going to the site but with so many good blogs around ( I have 56 in my feedreader and subscribe to 18 via email subscriptions ! ), it's just impossible to keep walking around the blogosphere. [ I just realised I have 361 blogs in my Google reader !!! ]

Anyway, unlike in the Indian Parliament, here public opinion does matter. So I've put a poll box below. Click which one of the options you prefer the most ( ideally one, but I've allowed multiple answers as well ). You're also free to add comments at the results page if you want.  Let's see how it tallies up at the end of the week.

My Web Poll
How do you prefer to read the blogs you follow ?	I have them delivered to my email. I place all of them in a RSS feed reader. I go directly to the blogs I follow once I see a new update. My butler reads them to me in a British accent while I sip pina-coladas from a carved coconut.
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