Something similar happened to me. You can still fix it, and planetmysql will retroactively fix it as well. For the next few hours, if you make changes to dates in your blog, you can push them down the timeline in planetmysql. Go ahead and make the changes. Shlomi
It should work regardless, not just within a few hrs. But for various reasons planet might not regard it as the same post. Do check your own rss/atom feed and see if the output date there is now correct (as in, in the past) and not from today. If that's ok, then planet will sort it out within an hr (its next scan cycle).
yes, the date in the feed is right, but at the moment it seems that planetmysql is not changing the order. Maybe there is something strange with feedburner... I'm waiting to see if it works.
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Hi,
Something similar happened to me. You can still fix it, and planetmysql will retroactively fix it as well. For the next few hours, if you make changes to dates in your blog, you can push them down the timeline in planetmysql.
Go ahead and make the changes.
Shlomi
Hi Shlomi,
I've changed all my posts and now the date is right. I hope that planetmysql will move it to the bottom.
Thanks for the advice!
Luca
It should work regardless, not just within a few hrs. But for various reasons planet might not regard it as the same post. Do check your own rss/atom feed and see if the output date there is now correct (as in, in the past) and not from today. If that's ok, then planet will sort it out within an hr (its next scan cycle).
Hi Arien,
yes, the date in the feed is right, but at the moment it seems that planetmysql is not changing the order. Maybe there is something strange with feedburner... I'm waiting to see if it works.
Luca
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