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Someone Made A Plugin to Clear out Feedwordpress Duplicates | Creeva's World 2.0
Started by creeva · 10 months ago
1 year ago
1 year ago
I have a friend that wants to rewrite feedwordpress (or it's functionality) from scratch but that's still months away. I can say what I do currently is setup a feedburner feed for the information I want to gather and setup an email subscription. At that point it posts as a draft to my blog and I manually edit it.
It's inelegant, but it's nicer then going away for the weekend and coming back to clean out 2000 duplicate messages.
1 year ago
1 year ago
The problem I had originally is that the plugin didn't work quite right, after a few days I was still seeing duplicates, but they did lessen. At this point I just grew more and more frustration at feedwordpress and felt that this second developer shouldn't have to be making a secondary plugin to fix feedwordpress's inadequacies. The developer of the help plugin has updated it a few times since I've tested, so he is quite motiviated on getting this working properly.
Since it really is a niche function, I will probably tackle it again this summer, the fatigue of doing it where it seems to work for a few days and then breaks again - rinse repeat - is something I don't have the effort to try again.
I would highly recommend if you have the option to try this on a non production blog first to see what the results are before applying it to your main blog.