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1) What exactly is wrong – year, month, day, hour or minute?

The second solution certainly sounds cleaner – have one back-end, one blog, and two subdomains pointing to different categories. Otherwise you’d have to either
(a) write PHP to access posts in database (potentially two different databases) and retrieve them
(b) export-import RSS feeds

Are the files actually there? The wp-rss2.php and what not?

Well, once there’s a way to take advantage of something provided for free (i.e. blog links), you can bet there will be someone who will.

Link spam and WordPress – even out of the box and with no plug-ins WordPress 1.2.2 has pretty nice features for fighting comment spam.

Yeah, this text is all moved to the left a little. Easy to see what it’s saying, but still.

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There’s a space before the xml tag, very first line
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

ah, thanks

Love the PageBoost reviews:-)

Yeah, this is one good design.

It’s complaining about the lack of wp-settings.php

This would be an RSS aggregator, and there are plenty of services, including My Yahoo, that do it. I doubt WordPress folks would ever consider it, since WordPress is a publishing product, not an aggregator.

Yes, template is still in the works, we’re just posting more content right now to make sure pictures later on don’t break the page.

Yours is pretty cool, how did you get the categories to show up at top?

Oops, change that third line to
<?php wp_get_archives('type=postbypost&limit=50'); ?>

Ah, no, the full block for the sidebar in WordPress 1.2.2 would look something like this
<li id="archives"><?php _e('Archives:'); ?>
<ul>
<?php wp_get_archives('type=monthly&show_post_count=true'); ?>
</ul>
</li>


Depending on which template you’re using (I just modified the default one that ships with WordPress for my blog) your notation might be different to keep up with the template.

Human laziness.