Add importer for cached Google Reader RSS feeds #36
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Nice! I like this a lot, and the code LGTM. @mattr-, what do you think? |
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Add importer for cached Google Reader RSS feeds
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👍 thanks @mattr-! Please don't forget to update the History file ❤️ :) |
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Just pushed it. 😃 On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Parker Moore notifications@github.comwrote:
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YAY! Thank you 😺 |
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Woohoo, thanks! |
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Google Reader is going bye-bye tomorrow, so I rushed to write something that could import posts from their cached RSS feeds (they look like "https://www.google.com/reader/atom/feed/$ENCODED_FEED_URL").
Not sure how much use this will be after tomorrow, but I hear the Archive Team is collecting these feed URLs for as many blogs as they can. So perhaps someone might have a need for this importer in the future? Figure it can't hurt. :)