The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Blog name: Niels de Feyter
Drupal-Planet tagged feed URL: https://nielsdefeyter.nl/en/planet/feed
My blog was previously on Drupal planet. I don't know when or why it has been removed. Probably because it was a long time ago that I created a new article.
Currently I am increasing the frequency of publishing Drupal related articles. It would be nice if they can be crossposted on Drupal planet.
Thanks in advance, Niels
Comments
Comment #2
avpadernoThe provided URL isn't for the feed; it's for a view settings page that isn't accessible to anonymous users.
Comment #3
ndf commentedUhmm that was not the right link. Excuse me.
This one is correct: https://nielsdefeyter.nl/en/planet/feed
Comment #4
avpadernoThe last article on that feed is dated 2017.
Feeds that aren't updated in the past two years are removed from Planet Drupal, but they can be re-added when new articles are added and the feed is keep updated.
Comment #5
ndf commentedHi apaderno, I have added one recent article to the feed.
Still planning to again publish more frequent from now on.
Is this ok like this?
Or do I need to reapply after multiple articles are added?
Hopefully it is good now, because the drupal planet feed is an important source of visitors for me.
Comment #6
avpadernoI added the feed (https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2014).
Comment #7
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