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Space Julius Caesar is completely wasted on this show.<\/p>\n

IMPORTANT NOTE: Back when we first started Bakacast, I had been manually editing and uploading an XML doc to Project Haruhi’s server, which Feedburner would then turn into an RSS feed. I am really getting sick of doing this. So as of this episode, I’m having Feedburner target the XML file that Libsyn automatically creates whenever I publish a podcast. This shouldn’t change anything about recent podcasts, though older ones will lose the “clever” subtitles and descriptions I gave them (until I update those fields in their Libsyn entries). Also, since the only RSS URL I give out is the Feedburner one, no one should have to resubscribe to a different feed. You might <\/em>see duplicated episodes in iTunes, though (I’ve had this happen to me for other podcasts I listen to). If anything straight-up breaks for you, let me know via comment or e-mail.<\/p>\n

Please email listener questions to bakacast[at]projectharuhi.net or leave them in the comments below.<\/p>\n

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