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I've been trying to find your feeds, but I don't see any rss icon, and Bloglines reports "no feed" for this site. Can you please tell me how to access your feed?
RSS Feed on Bloglines
On Bloglines you have to subscribe to http://lifetwo.com/blog/feed (link). Not sure why the feed isn't automatically detected -- FireFox and Safari "see" the feeds on the pages that have them. Let us know if that doesn't help ...
How come it doesnt appear in the address bar
With my blogs the RSS button appears in the right corner in the address bar next to the drop down menu. How come yours doesnt appear there, and how do you get it to.
Eric G
what browser?
The little RSS button does appear in Firefox (Mac) on the homepage and the "topic homepages" (brain health, etc). What browser are you using, and I'll check?
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