Boone Gorges

redroverhq

BP Lotsa Feeds adds a whole bunch of RSS feeds to your installation of BuddyPress. The following feeds are included with BP Lotsa Feeds (followed by the URL pattern where the feeds can be found):
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
<ul>
<li>Networkwide comments by an individual member (/members/username/activity/comments/feed)</li>
<li>Networkwide blog posts by an individual member (/members/username/activity/blogposts/feed)</li>
<li>Activity updates by an individual member (/members/username/activity/updates/feed)</li>
<li>An individual member’s friendship connections (/members/username/activity/friendships/feed)</li>
<li>Forum topics started by an individual member (/members/username/activity/forumtopics/feed)</li>
<li>Forum replies by an individual member (/members/username/activity/forumreplies/feed)</li>
<li>All forum activity by a member (a combination of the previous two feeds) (/members/username/activity/forums/feed)</li>
</ul>
INDIVIDUAL GROUPS
<ul>
<li>A group’s activity updates (/groups/groupname/updates/feed)</li>
<li>New forum topics in a given group (/groups/groupname/forumtopics/feed)</li>
<li>Forum replies in a given group (/groups/groupname/forumreplies/feed)</li>
<li>All forum activity in a given group (a combination of the previous two feeds) (/groups/groupname/forums/feed)</li>
<li>A group’s new members (/groups/groupname/membership/feed)</li>
</ul>
FORUMS
<ul>
<li>Individual forum topic posts (/groups/groupname/forum/topic/topicslug/feed)</li>
</ul>
You can make any of these feeds inaccessible by defining the corresponding DISABLE constant in plugins/bp-custom.php or wp-config.php, e.g. 
 define( ‘BPLF_DISABLE_GROUP_UPDATES_FEED’, true ) 
See <code>bp-lotsa-feeds.php</code> for the proper constant names.
Hooks and filters are in place so that you can add custom feeds and feed templates.
Follow the plugin’s development at http://github.com/boonebgorges/bp-lotsa-feeds

BP Lotsa Feeds

Gives your BuddyPress installation lotsa feeds.

Christopher Finke

Feed Statistics is a plugin that tracks statistics for your RSS/Atom feeds, including the number of subscribers, which feed readers they’re using, which posts they’re viewing and which links they’re clicking on.
To display your subscriber count, use the Feed Statistics widget.
The plugin also adds a “Feed Statistics” menu to your dashboard. This section has four subsections: Feed Statistics (Options), Feed Readers, Post Views, and Clickthroughs.
It will take a few days for the subscriber count to become accurate, so you may want to wait a day or two between installing/activating the plugin and publicly displaying your subscriber count.

Feed Statistics

Compiles statistics about who is reading your blog via a feed reader and what posts they're reading.

BP Lotsa Feeds vs Feed Statistics