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Ma.gnolia FAQ, Official Rep, replied on November 15, 2007 06:50

Lite feeds are just like regular feeds, but they contain less information. Lite feeds can be added to web page templates, bringing continually updated content from Ma.gnolia. Like regular feeds, Lite feeds are delivered in RSS and Atom formats.

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