At the Crafting {:} a Life unconference one of the things that came up in our conversations was how you take information in, while avoiding the endlessly scrolling timelines of FB and Twitter as well as FOMO. My description of how I read feeds ‘by social distance‘ was met with curiosity and ‘c...
https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2019/06/feed-reading-by-social-distance/ …and finally bookmarked so I don’t have to search for this again and again xD
So I’ve been running my newsletter for around 5 months now, but I’m thinking about killing it off. Let’s look at why… My newsletter, Craving Coffee, has been a thing for close to 5 months at this point. In that time I’ve accumulated a little over 100 subscribers and have sent 4 editions. Sounds ok, […]
I know nobody interested in newsletters (for real) at all. #RSS is fine (and this is what I’m using to read kevq too 😅).
Warnung der Website warnung.bund.de
Nice. https://warnung.bund.de/meldungen features filters with #RSS subscription. Bye NINA 🙂
Hat tip @Rufus_Shinra@social.tchncs.de
Wow.. #stuttgart relaunches website, praises accessibility and removes #RSS. No punch line.
Reader gives me 404 on the old url. I was just lucky to catch it on 🐦 – Site at all.
Maybe they should use @RegierungBW@mastodon.social as an example: https://www.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/service/rss/
I do so hope they simply forgot to enable the endpoint / advertisement.
Update: New feed url seems to be https://www.stuttgart.de/pressemitteilungen/?sp:out=rss according to @philipplang89 – thanks for finding out!
Jan-Lukas Else (jlelse.blog)I often talk about “RSS feeds” and that it’s my favorite way to follow content sources (news, blogs, YouTube channels) on the internet. Laura Kalbag wrote about how to read RSS in 2020 in which she explains the basics and benefits about RSS. RSS is a way to get updates from a website without v...
Nice article you found there @jlelse – and as you know I’m one of your #RSS followers. To be more specific my blog does follow your feed and exposes it to me via #MicroSub again – usually to my mobile phone thanks to Indigenous for Android 😀
“Just a reminder to anyone working on something they want others to know about: use an RSS feed for your news/updates/blog posts. It really helps people cut through noise. RSS sadly doesn't get much attention but it's incredibly useful in just getting the info.”
“@unbinaryrainbow @_court I use Feedly. The Pro version includes a Twitter feed reader. There are also tools such as Feedity which can monitor a site and post you an RSS feed if no RSS is present.”
Sounds like familiar pain. I use a mix of #rss, granary.io, brid.gy and github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge consolidated on my #microsub server where my reader connects to. This is basically self hosted so it can’t be killed by Google.
The RSS feed for websites missing it. Contribute to RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge development by creating an account on GitHub.
Oh sweet candy
Friends must be free to choose whatever software and service they want.rss-bridge
That’s a rant exactly to my taste: https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge#rant – and it is so simple to use. I guess my setup is now #rss complete 😀
Jan-Lukas Else (jlelse.blog)Although I unsubscribed from all YouTube channels and removed the app from my phone, I now try to consume videos in a more controlled way. I now subscribe to channels using my feed reader Miniflux. It seems like each YouTube channel has a channel ID, consisting of a random string, and an optional us...