Which of my feeds stopped working this run?
Feeds die quietly. This run reads your whole list and ends with a summary row: how many answered, how many failed, and how many robots.txt refused to serve. The third feed in the example is broken on purpose, so you can see how a dead source is reported instead of silently skipped. Note the limit: the per feed reason lives in the run report, not in a column.
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