= How to use Feedburner support =

 1. Go to [feedburner.com] and register your feed there. If you want to register main feed, it's address is something like ``DOMAIN/feeds/atom/blog/``. You'll get new address like ``!http://feeds.feedburner.com/YourFeedName``.
 2. Edit your `settings_local.py` and add the FEEDBURNER variable: ``FEEDBURNER = {"blog": "!YourFeedName"}``

Here ``!YourFeedName`` is the name which you've choose on Feedburner and ``blog`` is the name of your feed (by extending the ``FEEDBURNER`` variable, besides the ``blog`` you can use ``comments``, ``tag/tagname`` and so on - look at ``feeds`` application).

'''Note:''' Feedburner has an alternative url as well for those who have registered over !AdSense for example. If in the Feedburner admin you see that your feedburner url starts with ``http://feedproxy.google.com``, then you should set the ``FEEDBURNER_URL`` variable to ``FEEDBURNER_URL='http://feedproxy.google.com'``.

= Add Comment !FeedFlare =

!FeedFlares are links that appear at the bottom of each post and enchance your feed, like a link to directly add a comment, send post to delicious or to someone else via e-mail. You can set up !FeedFlares under at Feedburner admin site under the Optimize tab. You can easily add an ''Add comment'' by adding the !FeedFlare at [http://a.viktornagy.com/byteflow-comment.xml]. Feel free to copy and paste this xml under your own document root. Its contents is

{{{
<FeedFlareUnit>
  <Catalog>
    <Title>Add comment for byteflow</Title>
    <Description>Add comment to post on a byteflow blog</Description>
  </Catalog>
  <FeedFlare>
    <Text>Add comment</Text>
    <Link href="${link}?comment=1"/>
  </FeedFlare>
</FeedFlareUnit>
}}}