Echo feed available. Yesterday Dave Winer added support for Echo to Radio Userland's aggregator. Today I did the same, but at the other end. My Radio Userland now emits an Echo feed. The RSS feed is now created by transforming the Echo feed, using this XSLT transformation. [Sjoerd Visscher's weblog] 
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You just have to know where to look. Note to self: If something bugs you in Radio Userland, it is usually very easy to fix. The shortcuts weren't expanded in the RSS feed, so I posted a message on de discussion board. Steve Hooker was a great help, and in the meantime I learnt to fix something else that had even annoyed me more the last few years: activeURLs and autoParagraphs. … [Sjoerd Visscher's weblog] 
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Calling all kernel heroes!. If there are any Radio hackers or kernel experts out there listening, i'd be grateful for your ear.  We're trying to nail down the last few problems with our Radio Trackback client and have come across something that appears pretty wierd.  Details here. [Curiouser and curiouser!] 
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New pages for gzip and user agent id reports. I've taken my reports on Aggregators that support gzip and Aggregators that don't implement RFC 2616, Sec 3.8 product tokens and broken them out into separate pages, so the people won't have to go trawling through the blog to find them. [Ted Leung on the air] 
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