RSS Feed Notes

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I was checking out my RSS feeds and noticed that my code examples weren't looking good. I'll be updating the RSS feed this weekend, hopefully by having code examples display in a <pre> instead of a <textarea> (textarea needed for the Syntax Highlighter on the site). I also noticed that there's an issue with images I put in my posts when the image SRC's aren't explicitly set to my domain.

Expect to see some resolution this weekend.

I've also added a FeedBurner feed for comments, which you can subscribe to at:

http://feeds.feedburner.com/DavidWalshComments

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