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does it matter where your blog is? (Score:1)

by markjugg (792) <reversethis-{moc ... mus} {ta} {kram}> on 2007.04.17 21:37 (#54507) Homepage Journal

I'm sure it's nice, and perhaps to people who use feed readers, the location of another feed doesn't matter much. I'm a "tech" person, but I have repeatedly tried and given up on feed readers....I just don't want another information stream to feel like I need to get "caught up" on. I like reading the journals at use.perl because there are several of them, and there is usually something new and interesting being posted. So, I'm in the camp that would read your stuff if it was cross-posted back here. Enjoy the new service! Mark

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  by LTjake (4001)
  
  I've decided to start cross-posting my perl-related entries. Basically, use.perl is a subject-specific place, and I don't want to be left out. :)
  
  I do wish that I could read use.perl in a more planet-like manner, though. Of course, I could set up my own planet installation...
  
  Thanks for your reply!
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    by Aristotle (5147)
    
    Add http://use.perl.org/search.pl?op=journals;content_type=atom [perl.org] to your feed reader – there’s your planet. There’s even an equivalent feed for all comments, but it doesn’t have the text of the comments.

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