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SoloSub allowed you to point RSS Feed subscribers to one url, and then your subscriber selects which Feed reader they are using. The hope to eliminate the subscription button clutter found on the web back in the early 2000's. This service was even featured in TechCrunch in 2005, but has since been discontinued. Read the RSS Feed FAQ . Read my blog entry on solosub.
Update 2023 - While SoloSub did gain some success, the decline of RSS aggregators has lead it to be shut down as well, it was fun while it lasted, and it even got some press from places like TechCrunch. To see what I'm up to now, take a look at stack.watch - a tool to monitor security vulnerabilities in your stack.
You may have noticed that I've had this solosub button on my site for a while, I launched the solosub service while back (early 2005) without telling anyone. I just put the button up on my site, and waited to see if it would catch on. So far I think it has, so let me explain what it is.