RSS Feed?
Monday June 30, 2008
Categories: Miscellaneous
OK, someone wrote and said the RSS feed is not working. Well, I don't even know what this is, but this blog community is big enough both to figure it out and fix it. Please advise....
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It seems to be working in my feed reader.
I just read your feed was not working in my RSS Feed Reader.
Working fine via Google Reader.
---Thomas
Seems to be working fine; I read this post via my rss feed.
RSS is simply a way to read your blog offsite. More info at http://www.whatisrss.com/
Yes, I also can access it via Google Reader. No problems as of yet!
Ditto. RSS feed seems to work fine in Google Reader. Also it appears fine in the RSS viewer built in to Firefox.
same here... it's coming through for me. MS outlook and google toolbar.
Hmm. I use Bloglines. Everyone else is updating today, but not this blog.
Working fine in Feedreader 3.12 ....
Working fine in Apple Mail's RSS reader and Safari's RSS reader.
My feed is working via bloglines. Usually if you get that "!" next to a blog, it resolves itself withing a short period of time.
working fine in apple mail.
I read this blog via google reader and this came through fine.
I got it fine through Outlook 2007's RSS Reader
Much more likely to be a problem with Bloglines than with your RSS feed - it has a tendency to be erratic and drop feeds after a while for no logical/technical reason - its working fine on the four readers I have access to.
Time to change from Bloglines folks . . . .?
If the feed is not working for you, try unsubscribing and then re-subscribing to the feed.
I conclude it works fine! Thanks everyone.
Pulled this post right out of my reader, worked fine for me today
No problems with it.
It is working fine. In case you didn't get it from the other comments, the RSS feed provides headlines and in most post content (depending on the settings) to readers like Google Reader, which many people use to read blogs and be notified of new content.
Working fine in Netvibes.
Works fine for me.
I second Rob on the netvibes shout-out...
Works fine in NetNewsWire.
Not that you need another person telling you... but my works too. Vienna.
Yet another person saying it's good here in Google Reader. I suspect they set it up in their feed reader incorrectly. Can you ask them which reader they use and have them send you the URL they are trying to access?
Working fine here too.
Oh why not? RSS feed is fine on Vienna, Mac OS X. (Come think, is there Vienna for other platforms?...)
Here's a general question. Do RSS feeds actually save time or not? I've never used them, but always wondered what they were.
#28 - Tom:
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication; it is designed to provide one location that hosts headlines and excerpts (although you can get the entire post) from all the different blogs that you want, and it updates you when those blogs post new content. It is a very easy way for reading posts from all around the web and it does save a lot of time if you frequent many different blogs.
For no other reason that to stand with my brothers and sisters....it works fine for me, too!
I had a problem in Bloglines yesterday, but that same problem affected a number of feeds, so I don't think it was a Jesus Creed problem. Everything is fine now.
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