I am trying to add a Digg Reader link to my website and it's not working.
The link format is like this: http://digg.com/reader/feed/mywebsite/myfeed.rss
I can't find any documentation about this, is it not possible?
How to create a Digg Reader link for my website?
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Yes, the actual url you want to use is
http://digg.com/reader/feed/http://mywebsite/myfeed.rss, but generally, rather than create links for every single reader, you should probably put a SubToMe button, because it works with any reader, including Digg!