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Writing posts ahead, but Feedburner uses the written date, not the published date
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9:08 am
February 8, 2011


Melissa (Mom's Plans)

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I have been trying to write several of my posts for the week during the weekend and then scheduling them to run throughout the week.  For instance, I wrote this morning's post (2/8) on 2/5, but scheduled it to run today.  I noticed now that people who subscribe to my feed do not see this article at the top of the feed, instead it is bumped down to 2/5, the day I wrote it.  Is there any way to fix this?  Thanks.

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