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I was going to do some kind of meta-portal at one point, drawing together news from all the different RO sites. But someone's done it far better than I would have now, so never mind moss on 10/1/04 4:09PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

perhaps they'll need to rename themselves quercsite... No! querczeit would be better Very cool site - congratulations epistaxsis@work on 10/1/04 4:14PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

Combining the RSS feeds is a good idea, but putting them on a page that only updates every hour seems to defeat the object a bit. Can't they set it up to update whenever an RSS feed does, or provide it as a combined RSS feed? Phlamethrower on 10/1/04 10:35PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

Just a note, your RSS is invalid. So, it's not very useful. [link] I suggest going here and doing a 2.0 version, it's a little easier for beginners. [link] DeveloperDude on 11/1/04 6:41AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

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