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I have a PHP regex that I want to fail if the matched word after /blog is just feed.
This MUST be done within the regex itself, not using any other PHP syntax.
The regex currently looks like this:
blog/([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+)
What would I add to this to properly negate the regex if feed is found after blog/?
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