October 19, 2010
With luck the Monash Research RSS feed is now fixed
Our integrated RSS feed went out. Melissa Bradshaw has now replaced Feedjumbler with Yahoo Pipes, so the feed should be working again.
Is it?
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Its working. I saw this in the feeds on its own.
Earlier I saw all 60 postings.
Thanks, Sean!
it’s working fine – though i was having no issues before…have you checked out feedburner?
Well, in retrospect, *I* wasn’t getting my Feedblitz (email delivery) results during the outage.
And other people told me of a couple of readers that weren’t working for them.
Curiouser and curiouser.