If PerlMonks has RSS feeds then why aren't they being advertised (or whatever the correct jargon is)?!? IE7 indicates that no feeds have been detected and I assume Firefox will indicate something similar. So why would you expect someone to do a Super Search given that information?!?

Given that RSS capabilities have been integrated into web browsers for a fairly long time now I think it's reasonable to expect PerlMonks to advertise the feeds. Or at least create a "feed" that links to the nodes discussing the RSS and XML capabilities of the site.

Elda Taluta; Sarks Sark; Ark Arks

In reply to Re^2: RSS Feature Request by Argel
in thread RSS Feature Request by FlatBallFlyer

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