Work in progress

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Over the weekend, I’ll be working on my To-Do List I mentioned a couple weeks ago. Most recently, I’ve added a Contact Page, with a form to contact me directly, along with my Instant Messenger screen names and my email address. If you’ve got a tip, question, complaint, anything, feel free to drop me a line however you like.

I’m also using this plugin to set up all the different feeds I have to point to my FeedBurner feed. For those of you that read Buttonmashing through an RSS reader, this shouldn’t cause any issues but it will give me a chance to have a better idea of who’s reading the site through my feeds. Let me know if this causes anyone a problem.

Other changes will be occuring (mostly behind the scenes) but hopefully nothing will get garbled or wonky while I do my tweaking.

Update: I noticed after installing the plugin that the feed spit out like 20 of my latest entries (including my del.icio.us links and Flickr pictures). Hopefully that didn’t cause any problems or confusion.

September 30, 2006 | Tony | Filed Under Blogging

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3 Responses to “Work in progress”

Corvus on September 30th, 2006 3:33 am

Thanks for that plugin link, T. I tried to forward everything to Feedburner some time ago via editing .htaccess, but ran into issues with my host’s Apache setup.
agentgray on September 30th, 2006 3:09 pm

Ah. I noticed your delicious links showing up in the feed. Wondered what that was.
Tony on October 2nd, 2006 1:39 pm

Corvus - Hope the plugin worked for ya. It seems to be working on my end

ag - yeah, I’ve got del.icio.us and my buttonmashing Flickr account connected to my feed. I don’t use them that often, but they’re usually related to my stuff here, so I figured tieing them together wouldn’t be a bad idea.