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why don't all my subscriptions show in my rss feed?
I added about 15 blogg feeds and selected - subscribe to good, greatest, and all for some, but in my single feed some feeds never show up but others always do. I am very confused, and can't find any documentation on this website.
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Inappropriate?Hmm, sounds rather frustrating. Let's see if we can sort things out. :)
Bear with my while I repeat things to make sure we're thinking the same things.
You added the 15 or so feeds to your account on our site, and customized the filtering for them. Then you exported the aggregated channel feed for all the feeds you'd added to our site to your RSS reader, and some of the feeds are showing posts and demonstrating the filtering is working, but some of the feeds aren't showing any posts at all?
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Inappropriate?Yes you seem to have it right. Is there like a maximum shown per day or such so that the user doesn't get overwhelmed?
For testing for example I just changed one major feed (slashdot) from showing All to Best, and as a result a number of other feeds started showing up more. As if there was a space of 20 per day that were all being taken up by the major slashdot feed. Does this sound at all right? -
Inappropriate?There shouldn't be. Only reason nothing would show up for some feeds should be because none of the posts meet the filtering levels you've set. E.g. if a feed never has any posts that rank better than "good", setting its filtering level to "best" will result in nothing showing up.
Could you send me the link to the aggregate feed in question? -
Inappropriate?Here is a link to all posts;
http://feeds.postrank.com/channel/6b0...
Would some of the less popular feeds get updated less often than say a very popular engadget feed, so the less popular ones might be slightly more out of date? -
Inappropriate?Thanks, we'll have a look at it.
And yes, the more subscribers a feed has, the more often it's checked for updates.
Did you just export this aggregate feed to your reader today? When I added it to Google Reader, so far I only see 10 posts. Want to make sure that's because it's a newly created feed. -
Inappropriate?I've been using the service for ages now - seems like more than 6 month. My less popular sites almost never show up in the feed. I have just been doing some reorganising to the feed today to try and sort this out.
Thanks for your support. -
Inappropriate?Another person reported an issue that sounds a lot like yours. Take a look at Ilya's response -- see if that experiment sheds some light on things at all.
http://getsatisfaction.com/aiderss/to... -
Inappropriate?I think that may have helped. Maybe put it on your site somewhere or on a forum?
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Inappropriate?Yup, good call. Our plan with building the tutorials section is to keep adding to it over time with things that come up.
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