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Thanks, links question (Score:1)

by markjugg (792) <reversethis-{moc ... mus} {ta} {kram}> on 2008.03.11 9:51 (#61580) Homepage Journal

Thanks, I like this and may use it for my own website.

I have a question about the del.icio.us integration. In one case several links were aggregated into one post. In other cases, which link got it's own post.

What's the difference? Or, why do it both ways?

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  by davorg (18)
  
  This is the data duplication issue that Paul mentions in the article I link to. You're seeing the same data from two different sources.
  
  I've been using the delicious "daily blog posting" tool to wrap up a day's links and add them as a single entry to my blog. But the planet includes both the blog feed and the raw delicious feed. So delicious links appear twice on the planet.
  
  I'll going to turn off the delicious daily posting tool.

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