Lance Winslow writes:

Dear, Chris.

I scan this page every day to see the latest articles, it only takes a few minutes and I always find several which catch my eye based on title. I use it, not sure if others do. I also scan for names of my favorite authors, who always have great insight. There are other sites with instant updating I could go to instead and find other interesting authors I suppose?

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Dina Giolitto writes:

Hi Chris and Lance… I think it might be redundant at this point, since the articles are all at the bottom of the homepage. But yes, I do occasionally click there.

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Programmer #1 writes:

Hello, I’d like to offer my two cents on this, even though indeed, i’m the one that programs all the nifty ways of viewing things around here, I find EzineArticles a fascinating source of reading. I think the recent articles listing is still usefull, as it gives more detailed listing than the list on the first page. The open page listing is a nice quick look at the newest approved. But the other offers what Lance mentioned, the ability to look for specific authors and a preview. On a technical note. The side bar recent listing is based on original submission date, where as the opening page is based on Editor Approval Date. This gives two different aspects of “new” articles. Perhaps a question here is should this stay based on author submission, or should it be identical to the opening page, based on that days approvals. (Yes this is actually an old routine that never got changed, I shall take my flogging now for exposing it, but this thread also lead me to finding it.)

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Soren Breiting A-Z Fotos writes:

I agree: The overview of “Most Recently Added Articles” is a fine way for us of catching up, not only with the actual articles but also about trends – what is in fashion now – and e.g. the many different ways of creating titles.

Especially if you have a number of substantial different websites like me to feed with good content it is well worth browsing through on a regular basis, if not every day.

In fact I regard your question, Chris, as a rhetoric question as you might have clear evidence of the traffic on this page from your site’s statistics.

So thanks for this splendid resource.

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Brian Baldwin writes:

I vote to keep it. I just joined and I’ve used it.

By the way, thanks for the resources.

Namaste,
Brian

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elena writes:

I just signed up and am still learning how the site works, etc. I scrolled through the list (and read several interesting articles) and found it useful though it took a long time. It would have been easier if it had been sorted by category.

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