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Yep, testing out an RSS to Blog Push Service

Posted by Jeff | Filed under General Babble

If you’re subscribed here (yeah, all 17 of you lol) you’ll have just noticed a ton of articles just published from xFruits on my blog from the Engadget site. I’m testing it out for a bit and seeing if it’s worth a darn. Bear with me, and leave comments if you have feelings either way.

Tags: XFruits Blog Engadget

Permalink | December 30th, 2009

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