I installed a program ten days ago (Act! 8, since you ask) and my web browser stopped working. I uninstalled Act! 8, and the browser started working again. However, my RSS feeds are now not working, and I'm back to checking blogs and websites manually.
Which means I don't really check them at all; once you use a feedreader you realise how slow it is to read blogs and conventional websites in the old manual way. I wonder what goodies I'm missing from all the blogs?
Perhaps I'll get it all working again early next week. I'll try to check the active ones (e.g. No Problem, Maffi, Balmaha) using the old-fashioned steam-powered way, just to keep my eye in!
Hi Andrew
I noticed the feed from Granny Buttons has stopped working for me..... I don't know whether this is related or not? Either way, I have reverted to the old method of looking at each blog manually!
Regards
Tom
Posted by: Tom Male | Saturday, 02 September 2006 at 12:34 PM
Hello again Andrew!
If its your feedreader subscription playing up, you are welcome to try the feeds on our blogroll (See url below). Look in the 'UK boats' folder for all the usuals.
Kind Regards,
Neil and Corinne
Posted by: Neil & Corinne | Friday, 01 September 2006 at 03:41 PM
I hope you haven't missed our latest news about finally signing the contract for our boat with your broken RSS feeds.
I added a feed months ago and I'm still waiting patiently for you to comment. Perhaps you've missed all our news.
I know it doesn't contain the whole article as you like but that's deliberate. The mainstream browsers at two of the companies I work for dislike longer articles and refuse to show anything from the feed if they see a long entry. I can't read yours from their sites either, although I can read No Problem when Sue posts short entries.
Until I understand why they don't show and how to work around the problem I'm sticking to short feeds with a link.
And thanks for your advice to my son, Andrew, a month or so ago about purchasing a camera. He said it was very helpful.
Regards
Paul
Posted by: Paul Balmer | Friday, 01 September 2006 at 03:09 PM