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    Is there RSS feed available for PriusChat?
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    Mmmmm, I have been thinking about reading PriusChat in Thunderbird. I don't want to become yahoo member.
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    I set up the RSS feed in Thunderbird.....works great.
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    The Sage plugin for Firefox works great.
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    I'm trying a news reader on my Blackberry, FeedBurner. It does not like the link http://priuschat.com/forums/rss.php . Anyone know a different one, or is that it?

    I'm going to look for another reader in the mean time...if anyone has suggestions, I'm using a Blackberry 7100.

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    Nevermind, I found a free, web based feed reader for mobile devices that seems to work pretty well. For those interested, the URL is http://mob.feedalot.com

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    Alrighty then.
    I've got it set up in Thunderbird. I got a bunch of really old posts pulling from the old site. can I do it in all text, no images, and new posts?

    I've never messed with an RSS before. Gotta try it out before I decide I don't like it.
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    I don't think you can select those various options yet with it, Tony. I will probably be updating the site software in the next month or so and then we'll have a great deal more versatility with the RSS feeds.
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    Just reread my own post and realized that it sounds a bit snippy. Wasn't my intent.

    I like playing with new gadgets and options. Right now, PC in Firefox works great. Seriously doubt RSS feeds will replace the experience.
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    Ah that one works much better for me. Google has a free one also.

    Google Reader
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    Is there a URL parameter that can be added to the query string to request only the posts from a particular forum?

    Also, I noticed a weird thing... If I load this link in my browser (firefox), the XML shows newer posts than when I add a custom section to my google home page. I wonder if google is caching the xml somewhere...

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    I jsut started playing around with the RSS feed yesterday, and I think it will become one of my 'on-the-road' modes for reading priuschat.

    However, I'd be interested in parameterized feed too.

    Also, the google feed appears to be an hour or two behind the live feed I see in other readers.
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    I doubt there's a parameter, but I've been using SharpReader and you can sort by forum and delete or ignore posts to forums you aren't interested in.
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    I've been on the road alot lately, and have been using the RSS feed. Love it. A minor request Danny, if possible:

    The topic name is formatted like authorname:topic while the author field is blank. Is there a way to trim the topic to be only the topic, and put author in it's seperate field? Would allow me group/sort by topic as well as author.

    I am using sharpreader, so maybe the limitation is with this reader? Anyone else have this problem, or is it not a problem with other readers.

    Thanks!

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