Is there anyway to tell which project is issuing the feed without following the MORE link? There was one tonight showing a server was going to be down and the link didn't work.
Is there anyway to tell which project is issuing the feed without following the MORE link? There was one tonight showing a server was going to be down and the link didn't work.
From my experience (which I've been able to confirm via the RSS feeds), is that the "RSS" user posts only the forums created for a specific project. I think that post you were talking about was created in the QCN forum...
Near the top of the page is the structure of the forum you're looking at - for example, you've just mentioned was in:
Forum -> Project Discussion -> Air and Earth -> Quake-Catcher
That stuff should tell you were things are posted. When I've seen those posts, they have always been posted in the correct forums; I follow all those projects' RSS feeds, so I can double-check...
Thanks, I didn't think to look up to the top!
I find that ironic for someone from Colorado...Originally Posted by Bryan
When you are at the top of the heap you get used to looking down!I find that ironic for someone from Colorado...
Conceded. You win. GREAT retort...When you are at the top of the heap you get used to looking down!
On the Free-DC forum I actually put the project name into the rss feed header for this very reason. It's an option when setting up the rss feed within vBulletin..
But I do pull all those feeds into a single forum so it's kind of necessary there.
Did the RSS posts get turned off or something?
Don't think so, why? I just don't think that any of the projects with specialized forums on the boards have had any news feeds over the past few days...
DNETC had an RSS message a day or two ago about PPC/Linux. Showed up in my RSS reader. Never showed up here.
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