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 If you'd like to read the full entries from my blog's rss feed, rather than clicking though the links I post in my own account, here's what you need to do:

1. Go to the Dreamwidth feeds page: https://www.dreamwidth.org/feeds/
2. Where it says "Add Feed" and has a box for "feed url" paste in the following: http://alpennia.com/blog/feed
3. Click the "add feed" button.

Remember that I may not see comments posted on the rss feed entries, because there's no way for me to get notified of them. If you want to comment, please click through to the blog itself.

At some point in the future, I may find a way to export blogs automatically to Dreamwidth like I used to be able to do to Live Journal. But for now, this is the easiest way to read them.

ETA: Hmm, it looks like there should be an easier way to subscribe. If you go to the DW Alpennia feed page (https://alpennia-feed.dreamwidth.org) There should be a place up in the top header display that says "subscribe to this feed". If this works for someone, could you post a note here to confirm?

ETA (2018/04/16): I feel like I should note explicitly that I'm not regularly posting links to my Alpennia blog in this account. So if you're using Dreamwidth to follow my blogging, please use the RSS feed as detailed above. I sometimes post things here that are too informal or more personal than I want to put on the Alpennia website, so there will still be occasional content.

ETA (2020/04/15): Revised notional date to keep this at the top of the feed.

ETA (2025/04/15): One again revised the notional date to keep this pinned to the top of the feed.

Date: 2017-04-13 02:31 pm (UTC)
lferion: Art of pink gillyflower on green background (Default)
From: [personal profile] lferion
I made a feed for the Alpennia blog shortly after you got it going: [syndicated profile] alpennia_feed (https://alpennia-feed.dreamwidth.org/)

Date: 2017-04-13 03:23 pm (UTC)
lferion: Art of pink gillyflower on green background (Default)
From: [personal profile] lferion
It is confusing, I agree. I want a way to search feeds that is not scrolling and scrolling and scrolling. I should put in a suggestion to that effect. I'm sure I will not be the first!

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