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To me that is another benefit of rss. I want to do my own 'manual' filtering, to decide myself what is important to me. I do not want some algorithm to feed me
by Gys 9y ago
To me that is another benefit of rss. I want to do my own 'manual' filtering, to decide myself what is important to me.
I do not want some algorithm to feed me. Especially not if that algorithm is commercially biased: its main goal is not to inform me, the goal is to make money from me.
- JohnBooty 9y agoThe problem I've found with aggregating multiple feeds into a single chronological stream is that some feeds totally overwhelm others because they publish more frequently. If Feed A publishes 10 articles a day and Feed B publishes 10 articles a year, the articles from Feed B get totally engulfed and pushed way, way, way down the list... effectively they become invisible.
- dispo001 9y agoMy aggregator limits the number of items by feed and by domain. The problem is less of an issue if you add many more feeds and filter harder. Those rarely publishing do still get drowned out but it gives you plenty of other things to read. Thanks to volume, at times, if the slow publisher posts something awesome (they often do) it is reposted by the more spammy domains. I do have other ideas to fix that issue but the ink is still wet on those.