RSS and Atom Feeds for New Pages and Recent Changes

June 19th, 2007
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In response to popular demand from a Facebook discussion, Dave Winer, and many others we’ve created feeds for new pages and recent changes. You can now track what our Guides are working on from the comfort of your feed reader. If you have questions about RSS, check out the Mahalo page for RSS.

New Pages RSS Feed
Subscribe with: My AOl, MyYahoo, Google, or Bloglines

Recent Changes RSS Feed
Subscribe with: My AOl, MyYahoo, Google, or Bloglines

Links to the feeds for new pages, recent changes, and the Mahalo Blog are also available at the bottom of the Mahalo homepage:

Mahalo feeds on homepage

If you use Firefox, you can click the RSS icon in the address bar to view all of the available feeds:

Mahalo feeds in Firefox address bar

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2 Responses to “RSS and Atom Feeds for New Pages and Recent Changes”

  1. Dr. Donald M. Stine Says:
    June 28th, 2007 at 12:55 pm

    I am a psychotherapist with a religious and scientific background.

    One subject that is misrepresented on the internet is circumcision. I would like to work up something like the following:

    History: Cultural, religious, and medical

    Global extent and meaning to various groups/ nations.

    Current disputes over necessity.

    Medical

    Religous

    Cultural.

  2. Dr. Donald M. Stine Says:
    June 28th, 2007 at 12:57 pm

    I await your reply.

    I can also make a contribution to mental health issues as well as on Biblical history, interpretation, and relevance.

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