rss and atom feeds prettier

Posted on November 15, 2005 by Michael Smith
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When clicking on an rss or atom link, users should no longer see a page of unintelligable XML, but instead see a page that informs them what this is all about and what they can do with it.

For example, see the Discussion Board RSS feed for Stanelco

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