very sweet.. as always!

Nice work ZT ^^

<a href="http://feedfinder.feedster.com/" target="_blank">http://feedfinder.feedster.com/</a> <---- might help for finding feeds

Great! Thank you, sir. ;)

Ok, I'vce never done this before. How do I go about getting the feed going for the link I found?

Good resource, it finds sites and each result will have a button, which says "RSS", click that for the feed, if it's formatted like a normal website instead of code you'll have to view the source code to see how it's structured, from there on the help in the forum feeds control will help you set it up :)

- Zero Tolerance

Theres a bug with the latest post on forumhome. Instead of showing the newest RSS feed on the latest post, it's showing the oldest RSS Feed.

Anyone else having this problem?

<a href="https://www.cnet.com/4520-6022-5115113.html" target="_blank">http://www.cnet.com/4520-6022-5115113.html</a> start reading thats where i am researching myself. i can just get headlines so far instead of full stories.

That's because vBulletin uses a global variable for the time function (TIMENOW), the system adds all -new- feeds one by one, but keeps to the same time because of this.

If you want in the next version i can make it increase the last added time by 1 second, so the sort order should be correct :)

- Zero Tolerance

Ok, here's a link I came up with. Is this an RSS link then?

And is it a one time shot or regular? Sorry to sound so ignornat on this, but this is my first time at this. So, please be gentle. ;)

You'll want to look for the link ending with rss.xml and add that link along with the feed info into the rss feeds.

Look at the description at zero tolerance's Example BBC UK News Feed: