Brain - You asked:
> I'm wondering, though; is one of these feeds a subset of the other?
I'll confess that I haven't worked that out yet. I was thinking
originally that they would be different, and I was hoping to get
feedback from folks as to what they'd like to see in the feeds - what
sections you want to monitor. Of course one article in the feed will
be a summary of the "What's Going On?" section. I could list the
"What's New?" section as one article. This section often points to
game info (e.g., Fluxx, Family Fluxx, EcoFluxx, etc.) that I would
also use in the looneylabs.com feed, but there are plenty of other
items in that section as well such as the "Ember Update" and
"GinohnNews". What do you think about one article that's the whole
"What's New?" section (since it's a short section) rather than list
each item as it's own article? I also thought about pointing to
"Tirade's Choice", the "Haiku Movie Reviews", and the "Testimonial of
the Week". Not sure about the "Thought Residue" section though - I
can't summarize it so do I just copy it into it's own article or not?
What sections/updates would you like to see in the weekly feed for
wunderland.com?
Robin Vinopal
EMPL13@xxxxxxx (Looney Labs Employee #13)
http://rabbits.looneylabs.com/?RabbitUserID=robinav
LOONEY LABS (http://www.looneylabs.com/)
On Sep 5, 2005, at 4:41 PM, Brian Campbell wrote:
Cool, thanks! Now there's one more site that I don't have to check
manually for updates. Now, if only all of the webcomics I read
would support RSS, I could avoid having to check any sites on a
regular basis.
I'm wodnering, though; is one of these feeds a subset of the other?
I don't want to miss anything, but I also don't want to have lots
of duplicates in my RSS reader. It looks like the Wunderland feed
is a superset of the Looney Labs feed, but I want to check to make
sure.
On Sep 5, 2005, at 3:43 PM, Robin wrote:
I set up a RSS News Feed for the wunderland.com and looneylabs.com
web sites. If you go to http://www.looneylabs.com/ you'll see a
small graphic on the bottom right that says "RSS" which is a link
to the xml feed.
I haven't yet put up the same graphic on wunderland.com but the
feed is there and ready (http://wunderland.com/feed.xml). Much of
the content is the same between the two sites, but there are some
differences.
I plan to update and publish new articles to the feeds approx.
once a week (probably on the weekends).
To read an RSS News Feed you'll need a news reader. For Mac users,
if you've upgraded to 10.4 (Tiger) you can use Safari to view a
feed. Once you launch your news reader, you can subscribe to these:
http://www.looneylabs.com/feed.xml
http://wunderland.com/feed.xml
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More Info:
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RSS Readers
http://blogspace.com/rss/readers
Wikipedia - RSS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28file_format%29
RSS: Your Gateway To News & Blog Content
http://searchenginewatch.com/sereport/article.php/2175281
If anyone has any questions or feedback please let me know.
Thanks,
Robin Vinopal
EMPL13@xxxxxxx (Looney Labs Employee #13)
http://rabbits.looneylabs.com/?RabbitUserID=robinav
LOONEY LABS (http://www.looneylabs.com/)
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