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New RSS Feeds available

Posted on May 13, 2005 By Tom No Comments on New RSS Feeds available
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I have finally succumbed to the syndication frenzy.  It seems that a blog just isn’t anything unless you offer RSS feeds.  I’ve put together a rudimentary feed, which can be read by the likes of Rocket RSS Reader, but for some reason won’t validate in Thunderbird.  Bloglines reads the feed OK, but for some reason is locked on an beta version of the feed that didn’t have the links correct.  I haven’t tried the others.

So, for those of you who keep track of hundreds of blogs at a time, and just can’t wait for my next incredible entry, here you go…

https://www.randomconnections.com/rss.asp

As with everything else on this site, I designed it myself, so expect it to have a few bugs.

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