I removed my podcast from iTunes, and now I can't get it back on iTunes. How do I get Itunes to add to the Itunes Store?

Question

When I resubmit my RSS feed, it says it has already been submitted. So I can't get my lisyn podcast back on iTunes. How do I get iTunes to add my iTunes stores? Help Roger Wilmut!
My RSS feed is feed://filmception.libsyn.com//rss

Answer 1

movieguyryan wrote:
I have, and currently have two podcast of the same name in the iTunes database. One appears in the store and one does not (because I believe I removed it)
If you go to iTunes and go to file, subscribe to podcast, and put in my libsyn feed
http://filmception.libsyn.com/rss
it will subscibe you to it. And you'll see the artist info is different then my other podcast (three names)
If you go to itunes and go to file, subscribe to podcast, and put in my podomatic feed
http://filmceptionpodcast.podomatic.com/rss2.xml
it will subscribe you to it. And you'll see the artist info (just my name)
Are you saying that iTunes removed my libsyn podcast off the store and not me. And is still available to play, and update episodes. But removed it off the store because podomatic exist?
I've know way of knowing what went on before; but the situation at present is that only the one version is in the Store and it's using the Podomatic feed.
If you try to submit the Libsyn feed that was removed, one way or another, then you will be told it's already been submitted unless you can make sufficient changes to it to make it look like a different podcast. The title is slightly different from the Podomatic feed, and if it's still being rejected then you will have to try to replace the Podomatic feed with the Libsyn feed. This probably means emailing Support as I doubt you can add the redirection tag to the Podomatic feed (though you could try first.)
They might respond to an email request (they've been known to do so in the past) or they might not. I don't know whether Robert would be able to put in a request - he would swing more weight with them - but very likely they will only do it (if at all) for the actual owner, for security reasons.