Scott, In your case one would think it would be easier to simply use feedburner or some other proxy to get at the feeds for sites that are trying to limit their bandwidth consumption. While this solution would work for you, it may be overkill for resolving the issue you're seeing. -- Colin William Scott Lockwood III wrote: > sharing RDF feeds would be a huge boon. I get banned by slashdot all the > damn time because of the number of hosts we have hitting it for their > feed. How is that implimented? > -- Scoophost.com - a service of Pinnacle Digital Scoop consulting and hosting services