[Vincent Ferrari]

Originally Posted by programcsharp

Not quite related, but is there any way to get a one *thoughts feed that pulls in posts from all sites? I follow them all and it's annoying when identical posts show up in several of them.

That sounds like an ideal type thing for Yahoo! Pipes.

[Vincent Ferrari]

Originally Posted by programcsharp

Not quite related, but is there any way to get a one *thoughts feed that pulls in posts from all sites? I follow them all and it's annoying when identical posts show up in several of them.

That sounds like an ideal type thing for Yahoo! Pipes.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by ptyork

You have to click on the title link which takes you to the permalink page, scroll to the bottom, and then click on the discuss link. The two least painful options to fix this would either be to make the replies count a hyperlink that takes you directly to the discussion page OR bypass the permalink page and make the title link go directly to the discussion page.

Aha, I understand exactly what you mean. Great idea! I'll add it to our development list.

Originally Posted by ptyork

The first option is probably the most consistent with your latest changes, though IMO since the discussion includes the entire post, I'm not sure the permalink page is really even all that necessary.

The permalink view is nicer to look at than the forum view, so I wouldn't want to lose it.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by programcsharp

Not quite related, but is there any way to get a one *thoughts feed that pulls in posts from all sites? I follow them all and it's annoying when identical posts show up in several of them.

Ever since Google bought Feedburner, they've really sucked at helping publishers (people like me). They were supposed to create a merged feed for me months ago, but still haven't. The identical posts problem still going to be there though - I don't think Feedburner/Google has any sort of duplicate post parsing. Remember that not everyone reads every site, so we can't remove things from RSS feeds. That almost seems like more of a client-side function now that I think about it...