it's not a bug. intro posts are not aggregated by design, otherwise you could not have specific intro posts for aggregated blogs.

Like I mentionned on twitter already, this makes no sence for the category intro posts.
Thanks for looking into it.

It's not a bug as such but a very anoying feature that does not exactly do what you should expect.
That the blog intropost does not work, I can understand 100%

But category and tag introposts should work in the aggregated blog.

yes, ok, we need to change it for category intros.

I know I don't know much about it, but I thought a category intro would show up when you click on the category name. So ... doesn't that mean it takes you to the blog the category is in? So ... wouldn't that mean you are off the blog the content was aggregated into?

Maybe I'm just confused.

It's even different when I go look indeapth what the problem is. (Because I realise Edb was right, so it had to be something else why I wrote this bugreport)

When I make an intro-category post, on blog 31 (a member of aggregator blog 2, I see that category-intro when I actually click on that category.
But when I view blog 2, I see immediatly the category-post. Or let me say 'a' category post. It shows me the latest categorypost that I wrote for it.
Can it be because my aggregatorblogs are set up like this :

<?php
$blog = 2;
$catsel = array(4,18,3,22,330,15,8,341,20,348,95,9,93,320,310,330,338,340,341,20,348,95,307,305,316,96,352,97,90,89,356,357,360,364,365,390,398);
$show_statuses = array();
$timestamp_min = '';
$timestamp_max = 'now';
# $order = 'ASC'; // This for example would display the blog in chronological order...
require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/conf/_config.php';
require $inc_path.'_blog_main.inc.php';
?>