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July 9th, 2008
I have disabled the Odiogo option on this site. I was getting bored by the time it was taking to refresh.
If anyone really misses it please let me know.
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Richard - It is possible to sync your blog with the Odiogo service by having WordPress ‘ping’ our servers on new post creation/update. Please install the latest version of the WordPress plugin to enable it on your site (http://www.odiogo.com/listen_button_wordpress.php).
Alternatively, the XML-RPC feature can be activated manually, see http://blog.odiogo.com/index.php/2007/11/12/odiogo-rpc-support-in-wordpress-hosted/.
Finally, I’d advise keeping the Odiogo Button on the left column of your blog - it provides with alternative options to ‘consume’ your posts http://podcasts.odiogo.com/www-taxresearch-org-uk/podcasts-html.php.