Another glitch fixed. Overnight the problem with the Traveler's RSS feeds was fixed, so if that's how you monitored our content, whether by direct feed or through the one picked up at My Yahoo!, you should be receiving it again via the feed. Please let us know if you're still experiencing a problem.
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Comments
I wish the side bar would show the author and the title of the post a comment refers to, instead of the first few words of the text. This way I don't know the topic of a comment unless hovering my mouse over the link and look into the status field of my browser. Do you plan to restore the former settings here too? Thanks for your good work.
Yes, MRC, we plan on restoring the comment bar the way it was. Just takes a little doing...
I'm with Kirby and Jay. Please restore the full article to the RSS feed. The "abstract", which tends to just repeat the first few sentences, is unsatisfying and annoying. Maybe you are already working on this too?
FWIW, I commonly click through to read articles I'm interested in at NPT anyway after reading a bit in my feed aggregator. The difference now is that I have no choice but to click through for every article, as the abstract is almost never enough to tell me much more than the title.
Thanks, Kurt. NPT is a great resource and we appreciate what you do.