If you use OraNA to stay current on the lastest Oracle news and blogs, you may have noticed that the aggregator was flooded by a bunch of past posts from a few Blogger’s blogspot blogs. This is because OraNA is based on Google Reader. Google Reader re-publishes updated feeds, which means that if an item in the feed changes, it will be marked as new. So, I suspect that something has changed on these few blogs marking their feeds as updated. As a result, the posts were picked up by Google Reader (and ultimately, OraNA) as new. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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I think the reason is that users are switching to blogger Beta. And posts id’s are changing.
October 10th, 2006, at 11:57 pm #PaweÅ‚, I believe you’re right. As per Mihai Parparita, a Google Reader engineer, Blogger (blogspot.com) blogs have recently changed item IDs, which caused everything to appear as new in Google Reader.
October 11th, 2006, at 12:28 pm #