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    I'm David Weliver, a former writer for SmartMoney Magazine and an average 27-year old trying to get my own finances in order.

    • At Last, Full Feed Is Available!

    February 11th, 2008 EST

    Starting today, a full content RSS feed for Money Under 30 is available! I know partial content feeds are pretty much useless these days…the point of using a reader in the first place is to avoid traveling all over the web everyday to get your favorite reads.

    I owe thanks to Clever Dude for pointing this out to me…last November, alas.

    I would’ve done this long ago but one of the drawbacks to using the Wordpress “more” feature to provide excerpts of my articles on my homepage is that it cuts off the feed. For anybody else with the same problem, you’ll need the full feed plugin and you will need to draw your feed from /rss2 rather than /feed or /rss.

    So once again, my full feed is available! Please grab it here.

    2 Comment(s)

    1. On Feb 11, 2008, Chief Family Officer said:

      That’s excellent - thanks!

    2. On Feb 13, 2008, Clever Dude said:

      Thanks for changing. I’ll add you back to my reader now :) I also updated my post.

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