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Camworld Is Back

Camworld Is Back 03/11/2003 10:45 AM

One of the great things about RSS aggregators is that they work for any type of site. If the site updates frequently, it's much easier to manage the flow in an aggregator. If the site posts only occasionally, it's easier to read in an aggregator because you're not constantly checking the site for updates. And if a site goes on hiatus, even better because you're pleasantly surprised when it reappears in your aggregator.

But this only works if the RSS feed for the site remains constant. Luckily, others in the blogosphere pick up when that doesn't happen, as evidenced by the fact that Eric Snowdeal noticed that Cam is back online. Apparently he's migrating to Movable Type, so he has a new RSS feed. Change your subscription list accordingly, and welcome back, Cam!




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