Static in the Ether

Further to my previous post about using mod_rewrite to direct my old feed URLs to the right place, its probably time to notify people who read them in aggregators that the URI has changed, since the aggregators (particularly the web based ones hide the redirect, even tho its a 301). To the:

• 1 subscribers using Google FeedFetcher to grab /blog/index.php?flav=rss
• 6 subscribers using Google FeedFetcher to grab /blog/?flav=rss&category=Security
• 27 subscribers using Google FeedFetcher to grab /blog/?flav=rss
• 2 subscribers using Rojo to fetch /blog/?flav=rss
• 7 subscribers NewsGatorOnline to grab /blog/?flav=rss
• 1 subscriber using Feedshow to grab /blog/?flav=rss

First of all thank-you for your interest, but the links have changed. My full feed is available as RSS 2.0 or Atom 1.0, or a reduced Security only feed as RSS 2.0 ( but you miss out on the fun stuff).

This is why this post is actually tagged as security, so they get it too ;)

Tags: blog

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