This is just a short note to point out a few things that you may not be aware of regarding Seattle Bubble.<\/p>\n
First off, although I haven’t mentioned it explicitly before, Seattle Bubble is available in an RSS feed. If you use a service such as Bloglines<\/a> or Google Reader<\/a>, you can subscribe to either the RSS feed<\/a> or the Atom feed<\/a> to get your daily Seattle Bubble fix. For your convenience, I have added these links as well as a few subscription buttons for specific online readers to the bottom of the sidebar on the right. If there are additional services you think I should add buttons for, let me know.<\/p>\n Every now and then, I receive an email from someone who is wondering why I stopped making posts (even though I haven’t stopped at all). Usually this is a problem with the user’s internet browser, and can be solved by clearing the cache. If you don’t know how to clear the cache on your browser, here is a good page that explains the process for most browsers<\/a>. Another way to avoid this problem is to subscribe to the Seattle Bubble feed as described above.<\/p>\n Also, don’t forget to set your bookmarks to SeattleBubble.com<\/a>. I hope to find a dedicated server for Seattle Bubble sometime early next year, and once I do, SeattleBubble.blogspot.com will cease to be this blog’s primary address.<\/p>\n Lastly, I’d like to take another moment to point out the tip jar<\/a>. If you find that Seattle Bubble has been an interesting and useful service to you, consider dropping me a few bucks<\/a>. I’m proud to keep Seattle Bubble advertising-free, and your donations help me resist the temptation of advertising dollars. Thanks to all of you that have already donated.<\/p>\n