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Monday January 19, 2004

JavaBlogs really likes me...

JavaBlogs seems to really like my RSS feed - I keep showing up on the main page twice. This means that something is probably wrong with my feed, so I've done the right thing and disabled my Java feed for the time being. I'll add it in when I rev to the next Roller version - which will hopefully only be a week or two. I'll leave this in the Java category to see if it shows up over there. If so, I guess I'll have to delete the feed entirely instead of just disabling it.

Posted in Java at Jan 19 2004, 03:15:19 PM MST 2 Comments
Comments:

Noticed the same thing with your RSS feed.. Sometimes I get duplicate articles when I hit update for your feed in Newz Crawler.. It's as though what ever is used as a key for an article (not sure exactly what is used) changes for some reason so it doesn't realise it's the same article.

Posted by Dave Allison on January 20, 2004 at 09:32 AM MST #

I also get duplicates of some posts from your feeds. I use FeedDemon. Often there is a one our offset on the published date/time between the duplicated posts. Maybe this is relevant to finding out what's causing this.

Posted by Mattias Reichel on January 20, 2004 at 11:12 PM MST #

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