Symphony.

Adding Bird Feeder to your Feeds

Completing step 1 below will only collect the necessary data for the Feeds pane 
and the Readers tab integration with User Agent 007. Completing both steps will 
collect additional data necessary for the Seeds pane.
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1. Open up each feed template and add the following PHP code block at the top of
the file, replacing "Feed Name" with a label to be used within Mint (if the 
title of your feed is long, it's a good idea to choose something short, like 
"Articles" or "Links". If you offer more than one type of feed (RSS 2.0 and 
Atom) you can differentiate them with this label by including the format in
parenthesis, eg. "Articles (RSS)" and "Articles (Atom)". You will then have the
option to view stats on the individual formats or group them as a single feed
which will appear as just "Articles."):

    <?php
    define('BIRDFEED', 'Feed Name');
    include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/feeder/index.php');
    // WordPress users uncomment the following line
    // $wpdb->select(DB_NAME);
    ?>

2. Each <item> in your feed has a <link> element. Replace the contents of the
<link> element with the following:

    <?php $BirdFeeder->seed('TITLE_TEMPLATE_TAG', 'LINK_TEMPLATE_TAG'); ?>

In the above code, replace "TITLE_TEMPLATE_TAG" and "LINK_TEMPLATE_TAG" with 
the appropriate tag based on your CMS. Be sure to encode the output of the tag 
to be safe within single quote PHP strings.

Sample Seed for Movable Type:

    <?php $BirdFeeder->seed('<$MTEntryTitle remove_html="1" encode_xml="1" encode_php="q"$>', '<$MTEntryLink encode_xml="1" encode_php="q"$>'); ?>

Sample Seed for Wordpress (you will need to modify wp-atom.php wp-rss.php wp-rss2.php and 
wp-rdf.php located in your Wordpress directory):

    <?php $BirdFeeder->seed(get_the_title_rss(), get_permalink()); ?>