please use the support tickets for support. comments are supposed to be about the post they are commenting on.

thanks

I can see how the database can get overburdened with spam, so to answer your original question, I’m not sure what you mean by “or send new ones to the moderation queue after a certain amount of time?”

The problem with my feedburner RSS is that commentluv can’t seem to pick up my feed anymore. It used to pick it up when I ran my blog from quillcardsblog.com, but now that I am running it from http://quillcards.com/blog it doesn’t recognize it, though other services do – my readers receive it OK, my links to the service on other blogs I run receive it OK. Only commentluv and Linkedin seem to have a problem receiving it.

You can see here below that it says ‘no blog posts found’ but I have my feed set up and commentluv isn’t recognizing it.

I ran the usual tests that feedburner recommends (Check your feeds for validity problems: Original Feed Validity, FeedBurner Feed Validity) and no errors were reported.

I recall that a week or so ago you left a comment somewhere, perhaps on Twitter, that you were looking into the Feedburner parsing problem. What is the progress on that?

I also have to consider the amount of blogs on this server and how much database space is used up with auto generated spam and trackback spam for every one of them. You’d be surprised at how quick a database can grow with even just a few hundred blogs getting a mild amount of spam.

what is it you mean by problem with feedburner rss?
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