Add Amazee Labs to Planet Drupal

Looks like the feed url changed again. It's also suggested that you create a 'Planet Drupal' specific tag for posts that adhere to the PD requirements.

New attempt with a redone feed which should match the Planet Drupal criteria: http://blog.amazeelabs.com/en/planet-drupal/feed

Looks cool to me but who am I do decide? ;)

From a end-user perspective I would appreciate it if you could avoid cluttering the planet feed with large images.

Implemented the feedback. Resized the images to a reasonable size.

This should now match the criteria for adding the feed http://blog.amazeelabs.com/en/planet-drupal/feed to Planet Drupal.

Just published a new post on our blog which is intended for Planet Drupal. Hope this qualifies our blog to be added to the Planet Drupal feed.

The feed validates and the content is fine. Should be added to the Planet with the next bunch of applicants imho.

One issue I have - the "we-are-drupal-supporting-partner" post reads more as a press release and not something the general community would be interested in. (It's great and all and congrats, but doesn't fit the guidelines.)

Once that's done, I have no problem adding the feed.

@silverwing: I removed the blog post from the feed. Thank you, for adding the blog to Planet Drupal, in advance.

added http://drupal.org/aggregator/sources/980

The last redesign broke the feed. Suspended for now.

Thanks for pointing it out. We're looking into it.

The Feed is back but it has a new URL: http://amazeelabs.com/en/planet-drupal/feed

Please review and integrate it again.

Feed validates, welcome back!

Hi folks,
I was reviewing all content of the last months for some research and noticed that your beautiful feed seems to run into #2030877: Review Planet posts for relative URLs. For people reading your feed here on drupal.org (which you encourage by providing a non-trimmed version) this creates an unpleasant experience.

Hey Dave, thx for mentioning. I did have a look. Do you have one or more examples. Couldn't find anything with relative urls.

You mean apart from your post https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/980? Deeson Online seems to be running into this too: https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/846

@Dave: Thx. We are looking into that right now. Will let you know if when we found and fixed the problem.

Just looked at both feeds from #21 and the relative link issue seems to be resolved. If I am mistaken please change status back to "needs work".

Fixed indeed. Glad that your beautiful feed shines on drupla.org again.