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Widget-ul initial pentru XML feed era puţin cam prea tehnic şi încărca inutil paginile (rss 2.0, rss, atom, sitemap…), aşa că m-am gândit că ar fi o idee bună să simplific şi să trec pe FeedBurner.
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