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    Dynamic Images in Feeds at gregword
    0 starsmohit | Shared With: Everyone - May 08 2007 | rss, feedburner

    This explains why feedburner displays the comment count using an image link.

    Quoted: By hardcoding a link to a dynamically generated image, the HTML code remains the same, so aggregators don’t think the item has been updated, while the subscriber sees the dynamically generated values each time the feed is presented. It’s a smart hack.

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