>Yes it is self defeating...as is archiving redundant
>information, which is what your are suggesting.

No, i'm not suggesting it in any way...

>What you're suggesting is that is is somehow better to have
>3650 (+ leap days) pages with the same 15 paragraphs/items,
>just rotated? They haven't updated, remember. If they
>updated you wouldn't need to use the random function, which
>was the reason for your initial question.

I'm just saying that if you have a feed with not so much updates (let's say 1-2 news in a week) AND if you set Godfatherbomb to archive it daily, you'll have duplicates.

With so many feeds for any subject is very easy to find 10 more different feeds on the same subject. But if you can't mix them, and instead you put all of them in the template, you'll have duplicates again (except for those with updates).

>The key to GBomb is using "newsworthy" subjects, which means
>they update. This is how the content "rotates". If your
>pheeds do not update often enough, then you'll need to use a
>weekly/monthly list or chose more popular topics.

This is true, i missed to state daily archiving was a priority (and the kind of the niche was another).

>Also, if using an RSS search engine, make sure to format the
>search using the "sort by date", and NOT "relevance". This
>will often update your results much, much faster.

In fact i solved the whole thing upstream, widening the range of my search and sorting it by date.

Bye.