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Backoff failing RSS feeds #890
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This should generally help speed up working feeds, by backing off failing ones. This is useful for environments with 1000s of feeds, some of which may have rotted since they were set up. For instance, integrations.ems.host sees about a 5% failure rate at the HTTP level alone.
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