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That's right, Leaf.  I specifically did it with RSS instead of graphics so that I could easily tone them down later.

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OK, it looks like it works in RSS enabled browsers like Safari.  Other applications seemed to be confused by the XML information in the Amaz0ns template header.  So I have to look into that.

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Hm.  Post a link to a feed it does like, let me check it.

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OK, I put a RSS feed button next to each board header on the main forum index.  That will show up to 25 posts since your last login.  I think.  Play around with it and let me know if it does what you want.

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This is a very old post.  I'm closing it.

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What do you think – should I use the feed:// or http:// protocol?  A lot of browsers still don't recognize feed://…

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Hey Bass –

That's a built-in feature in SMF, so the RSS feeds are being created but I haven't enabled links.  Because I'm running SMF under Mambo there are some complications, because Mambo declares its feed in the header. 

Let me take a look at it and see what I can do – maybe put a RSS link button somewhere on each board?

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I sat across the aisle from her on a plane this past spring, on the way back from the Arnold Expo.  She's pretty cute.

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I think Heigl could do it.  She's certainly got the look – by Hollywood standards she's very solidly built.  In 100 Girls she very convincingly pulled off an amazonic role.

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They're still there, on the story boards.  That's an inefficient way to access them – I want them categorized and keyword tagged, chapterized and itemized.  I also want the qualiity to be high – which means that only the ones that meet certain standards will be published in the archive.

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