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Topic # 64264 12-Jul-2010 12:23
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This is going to be a little vague. :)

I read geekzone via RSS feeds, using google reader.

Now and then when I click on the rss link to read the full posting, I get taken to the geekzone front page instead.

It happens once or twice every one or two days.

I use google reader to monitor 50 or so feeds, and geekzone is the only site it happens on.

I have not yet noticed a pattern (as I usually forget about it until it happens again), but I will try and see it is anything like the first visit for the day.

Anyone else experiencing a similar problem?

It has been happening for months, and is just a minor irritation more than a problem.




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  Reply # 350216 12-Jul-2010 12:31
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I will need a link example...




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  Reply # 350217 12-Jul-2010 12:33
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Understood, I will start copying the geekzone links before I click on them




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  Reply # 351277 14-Jul-2010 10:27
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My understanding is that it is due to the thread being deleted. eg, http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=64371 which was created and deleted recently. Showed up in the rss feed as Title:"Oops please delete!", Text:"."

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  Reply # 351292 14-Jul-2010 10:59
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Yes, removed threads will redirect to the forums page.





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  Reply # 351335 14-Jul-2010 11:56
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Hmm, maybe it is that. It has not happened again since I first posted.




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  Reply # 369095 18-Aug-2010 09:14
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Just happened now, for the first time since I last posted.

The URL I clicked on was http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=64&topicid=66382

I ended up at http://www.geekzone.co.nz

Weird!




Recursion: See recursion.
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“It is important not to let the perfect become the enemy of the good, even when you can agree on what perfect is. Doubly so when you can't. As unpleasant as it is to be trapped by past mistakes, you can't make any progress by being afraid of your own shadow during design.”

     --Greg Hudson, Subversion developer



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  Reply # 369096 18-Aug-2010 09:16
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Oh, when I clicked on it a second time (the same link, in the same window of the rss feed browser) I was taken to the correct page.




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  Reply # 369097 18-Aug-2010 09:16
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It looks like Google takes a couple of minutes between creating the short URL and actually making it active. A bit annoying but they offer no option to use our own...





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  Reply # 369101 18-Aug-2010 09:19
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Okay, thanks for looking into it.




Recursion: See recursion.
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“It is important not to let the perfect become the enemy of the good, even when you can agree on what perfect is. Doubly so when you can't. As unpleasant as it is to be trapped by past mistakes, you can't make any progress by being afraid of your own shadow during design.”

     --Greg Hudson, Subversion developer

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