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Hi everyone...

By moleculeoftheday on August 8, 2006.

Glad to be here. Look for a new molecule soon. In the meantime, a few months worth are located at http://www.moleculeoftheday.com/.

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Thanks for the welcome! Sometimes I'll have an idea based on what I've been using that day, but usually it's just a quick run of googling or thumbing through the Merck index for ideas.

Is there a way to get the new feed to show the entire post like it used to on your old site? I much prefer to read everything in my aggregator than click through to Seed (or whoever) all the time. Or is this just how Seed wants to run their RSS?

Thanks!