It looks like the DNS has been updated for Feedburner so you should be getting updates in your chosen RSS reader again. If you visit the site you should see it up and running now. And almost exactly what it looked like before I decided to switch. The most notable changes are comments are not appearing on the front page, but rather redirecting you to the page for that specific post.
The bonus is that I am still using Intense Debate. The downside is that when I switched to WordPress, I exported all of the comments from the Blogger Intense Debate system hoping I can import them into the WordPress installation. But apparently not. Maybe they will get back to me there is a way to do that. It did import all of the old Blogger comments into ID. Go figure.
Regardless of what happens, hopefully this will be the beginning of a much cleaner, easier, and more accessible blogging experience for you guys, the readers, and less trouble on my end.
I will make sure there is a real post tomorrow. I am still cleaning things up on this end. I just thought I would give you guys a heads up.
I see it! =O
Woohoo!
Congrats on the move!! I am indeed getting updates in my reader.
I see it! Glad to see you finally made the move to WP, trust me…you won't be disappointed. I've always loved your theme, glad you kept it pretty much the same…Keep up the good work, Drotara!
Most excellent!
Thanks. I imagine the conversion could have gone a lot worse. But I am definitely looking forward to having more control over everything. The theme conversion went well too. Tidied up a lot of CSS.
It does look like I lost all the comments made on the old Intense Debate installation when I was powered by Blogger. The third-party tool provided to me didn't work since the blog was on the same domain and in order to get the WordPress blog working I had to get rid of it. So I am sitting here with a XML file of all those comments and can't do nothing with it.
Personally I love ID for comments and post as often as I see a blog using it. Considering it’s a plugin, this piece of software seems to be more at home in Blogger/Wordepress/Typepad than some of the included modules!