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All of this is inconsequential, but I've added a filter for better serving of different flavors. This is most useful for removing URL "cruft" for the syndication feeds. All of this was previously possibly without the filter, but now the URLs aren't as "odd". The old ?flavor=xxx style URLs work as well.

Main Feed

My main RSS 2.0 feed is now http://www.blojsom.com/blog/feed/.
My main Atom feed is now http://www.blojsom.com/blog/feed/atom/.

The filter is configurable, so if you wanted to serve Atom as your default flavor when accessing a /feed/ link, that's an option.

Per-Category Feed

As blojsom supports per-category feeds, all you need to do is tack on /feed/ to the end of the URL for the entries in a given category.

If you wanted an RSS 2.0 feed of only my Java postings, you could use the link, http://www.blojsom.com/blog/java/feed/.
Or, you could also get an Atom feed for the Java postings using the link, http://www.blojsom.com/blog/java/feed/atom/.

Entry Comments Feed

You could also use this filter to allow people to track comments on an entry in their newsreader.

Maybe you wanted to follow the comments feed for my JBoss Installer Feedback entry, you could use the link, http://www.blojsom.com/blog/java/2005/11/08/JBoss-Installer-Feedback.html/feed/comments/. The link, http://www.blojsom.com/blog/java/JBoss-Installer-Feedback.html/feed/comments/, works as well. I just like the date represented in the permalink.

Filter-by-Date Feed

You could subscribe to a feed for my November 2004 entries with the link, http://www.blojsom.com/blog/2004/11/feed/.

This assumes you're using the calendar filter plugin for your syndication feed(s). Also, since I'm using a limiter plugin, you're only going to see the 15 latest entries from that November 2004 feed.

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