Change(s) to RSS feed
UPDATE: - see the bottom of this post.
I've tried to make it as easy as possible for people to subscribe to cat.net's RSS feed. I've updated it to RSS 2.0 (in other words, bit the bullet about the standards argument and just upgraded the silly thing). It's available in the same place it's always been: domesticat.net/syndicated.php
(For those of you who are interested, the feed for geek-chick.net can be found at geek-chick.net/syndication.php.)
I'm mucking around at the moment, trying to convince myself that I actually read enough sites to warrant the usage of an RSS aggregator. I'm pretty skeptical (since I read very few personal sites), but I'm giving it a go anyhow.
If you have issues with the new version, drop me an email.
UPDATE, March 21: I've added an RSS feed for comments as well. It's available at domesticat.net/syndicated_comments.php. Grab, eat, enjoy. Just be sure to wash your hands afterwards.
UPDATE #2: If your website's low on fur content, take a copy of this image for your site. It's guaranteed to cause sneezing and itching in all humans with feline allergies.
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<a href="http://domesticat.net/"><img src="domesticat.jpg" width="88" height="31" border="0" alt="domesticat.net: words by Amy, generally once a day."></a>
(It's on my RSS feeds already. I thought I might as well share.
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