I’ve succeeded. You’ll now notice that there are three RSS link buttons to the bottom left of the site.

The first is Subscribe by Release, which will provide an RSS with entries listed by the order they were released. That means if the most recent post to pop up on the site was from say 2006 this will be the first one listed. The trade off is that any updated posts will pop up to the top of this feed. That means anytime Adrian and I correct a comma, change a word, or put in a hidden clue on an existing post, it will pop to the top. You’ve been warned.

The second is Subscribe by Chronology, which will provide an RSS with entries listed in the order they were dated. That means that if there are 20 posts from 2008, and 1 from 2007, it’ll never see the 2007 one, because it’s past the fold of the feed. Posts released that are dated from previous years will most likely never show up on this feed.

The third is Recent Comments, which will provide an RSS with the most recent comments on the site. Comment dates are not tied to any past-dating of posts, so they will show up normally with the most recent comment popping off the least recent comment. There should always be 20.

Hope this helps. If you see anything weird, let me know!

9:06 pm

tags: change, rss