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2007 February 6
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Copyright 2010 Paul Browne
Writing posts to simply link to posts eh? This another one of those “tricks”?
Ken,
I wasn’t sure if the updated post shows up in the feed readers – it does in Bloglines, but not in Google Reader.
Think I’ll need a lot more help than that to keep up with Damien
Paul