Feed readers

Wow, 19 people are subscribed to my RSS feed. I’m flattered. *sniffs* Seriously.
And how do I know this? Well, thanks to the lovely Feed Statistics plugin. The great thing about this is that it’s the first plugin I know of that gives you insight to how many people dig your feeds without having to sign up to Feed Burner.
Here’s a list of the other plugins I’m using, in case anyone is interested:
Add Meta Tags: something missing from wordpress core, and helpful for getting your posts properly indexed.
Akismet: THE anti-spam plugin.
CJD Comment Heat: Check the about page for the output of this plugin with all the gravatars of everyone who has commented here on the blog.
Exec-PHP: For using php code in posts.
Fancy Tooltips: For nice graphical images when you hover over a link, provided you’ve filled in the alt or title description, I’m a little lazy with that.
Full Text Feed: Prevents wordpress from stripping everything after the more tag in a feed.
Gravatar: For displaying gravatars, little avatars associated with your email addy.
Sociable: Adds a linkbar so people can easily add your post to social networking sites.
SRG Clean Archives: Like it says, shows a nice archive of all your posts. Check my archive for an example.
Subscribe to Comments: In my opinion an essential plugin, it allows people to sign up to get mail when people add further replies to a blog entry. Good to keep discussions going.
Time Zone: Make wordpress aware of Daylight Savings Time.
That’s it at the moment, although I’m always looking for new and interesting additions.

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Interesting plugin I need to try it sometime. by the way make the 20 readers ;)
Thanks, I just added yours to my reader. :)
so do we the peons have these plugins too? because I’m too lazy to check, and we should anyways, so I’ll give you the chance to implement it before answering yes ;)
Ahehe… ask me again when I get back from the US. ;)
your site is pretty interesting. subscribed. :D . Also I think I will let feedburner do its job. Since now it give stats also for free, I wont like to compromise for something less also putting a burden on my dreamhost hosting which is already troubling me.
I think you should give akismet a second thought. Many times it put legit comments into moderation. I prefer mybloglog plugin, since normally 99% bloggers have account in that, so it much easy to identify :D
Thanks for the comment, and yeah, I always keep an eye on the Akismet spam queue, but thusfar I haven’t had too many problems with it. MyBlogLog is nice, I still have to see if I will incorporate it into the rest of the site, seeing as this blog is only 1% of the whole thing, even though it’s now picking up more and more traffic.