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@msmalley – amazing level of attention and follow-thru!! Thank you for your help. I’m more than confident that the gPress plugin will be nurtured and perfected. Too often good ideas get half-baked, unsupported and left to wither away. gPress appears to be at the start of a very long and successful lifespan with the right developers behind the wheel. You have my support.

msmalley, I’m going to take you up on your generous offer to take a look behind the scene. I’ve open up registration on my site, I’ll grant admin rights as soon as I see your reg come through. https://appliedvitals.com – lower right reg link.

I’ve followed your advice on both reimplementing gPress and testing different configurations as well as fiddling with the permalink page/fields.

Thanks so much for your help. I know that you’re as busy or busier than the rest of us, so much appreciation.

Additional findings on homepage error for https://appliedvitals.com

Swaping out various themes has had no effect. I do not believe that the issues is related to the loop settings. But rather, a “place” that originally created with gPress is no longer in existence and is being called on by WordPress to display.

In additional to deleting the gPress plugin via the admin panel, how do I remove traces of data that are still being called up? Does this make sense and am I on the right track?

Hoping to get some quick help.

After activating the gPress plugin on a WP 3.0 install, adding FourSquare key and adding a place, my site’s root domain is now redirecting to a URL for that place. I’ve since deactivated (did not resolve) and then deleted the plugin (did not resolve).

Any helpful thoughts to return the site to it original glory? I’ll give the plug-in another go, but perhaps on a test site. Thanks so much.

site: https://appliedvitals.com
redirecting to: https://appliedvitals.com/place/hampton-park/ (with 404 error)

The PodPress patch linked to by Otto42 (https://azaozz.wordpress.com/2008/07/31/podpress-in-wordpress-26/) fixed my install. Applied Web Vitals is currently using WordPress version 2.6.3 and PodPress version 8.8.

Set default feed presented by WordPress to be /feed/, not /feed/atom/

A solution to this request would be great – the solution would address at least a dozen unanswered forum posts regarding the same issue. An /atom/ feed link in the address bar causes confusion and errors for those wanting to subscribe to the blog rss feed via that link.

Thanks to anyone that can offer the solution here.