Go into your User CP ( here, on this site, Webmaster-Talk ), click Options, then under Blog RSS Feed Address, enter this: http://alexandersarchive.blogspot.co...efault?alt=rss

Except, obviously, you'll want to swap this out with your own blog address, but only the subdomain will change. When you click on most people's latest blog post who use Blogger, you see an XML document that's difficult to read. This is how you fix it.

I'm trying to remove rel="nofollow" from the comments on my blog. If anybody else is interested in doing the same ( to reward people who leave intelligent comments, thus helping your blog ) should read the comments to this post: The I-Follow "Movement" - the first one links to instructions, which I've followed, and still don't seem to work. Maybe someone can help with this?

Anyway, these are two things I've discovered in the course of running my blog, A Modern Great Library, that I wanted to share with the folks here.

thanks for the rss tip. I had tried it with my rss feed from feedburner and it didn't work, but I tried it your way and it works.

Yes thanks for the tip

Thanks LN. That feed thing had been doing my head in for ages.. TP+

I'm glad people are appreciating this! Took me forever to get it working, so now I feel like I actually contributed, and can pester everybody with more questions.

Well, thanks for sharing this, John. I have been doing this for a long time. But, when I was a newbie, I didn't know such a thing and no one ever told me. I learned it the hard way. But, this would be good resource for people new to blogging.

And, I think this problem is only with the new Blogger. Back when I was using the old Blogger, there was no problem. And, now, with Wordpress, I don't have 'any' problem.

And hey, does Wordpress commenting system put nofollow on comment links ? I mean, whats the default mode ? I'm also ready to share some link love with my readers.