It's an rss feed that automatically collects stories from several sites in Olympia, including Olympia Bulletin, Olympia Standard, and Everyday Olympia. As more sites begin to produce content, they'll be added to the feed -- that's why it's called: "Local Newswire."

And that's something I already mentioned on olYFORUMS.

Yes, since you have the technology, technically speaking you can RSS feed anything you want. 

But don't you think, Rick, in the way OLYBLOG unravelled a couple month ago and you and Jason left on a sour note, that before taking/feeding his content on Olyblog you should first talk to him and try to fix things up? There's still a lot of sour air around, and even if on the internet we're all avatars of ourselves, we're all living in and serving the same community.

Man, we cross each other on the street - this needs to be worked out. Especially if you choose to use his content, rightfully or not to enrich your site. 

mathias

einmaleins

As long as the writing is freely given out on the Internet and credit is given to the writer, what's the beef? If you want to protect your work, don't put it on the Internet for free.  

 I found out about OlympiaStandards.com or Everydayolympia.com through Olyblog. Consider it advertising.

...you'll have to adjust your rss feeds so that they don't output full articles, but just a title (link) and teaser. That's not something I can control from this end.