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Fair. But what if users also had they own RSS feed(s)? They'd select the items/articles they want to share and they get broadcast into (one of) those feed(s). T
by tripzilch 9y ago
Fair. But what if users also had they own RSS feed(s)? They'd select the items/articles they want to share and they get broadcast into (one of) those feed(s). Their friends can subscribe, and why not, comments would easily fit into such a feed as well.
Only problem I see is that these users would need a URL for the feed for their friends to subscribe to.
So you'd need an external service (like Google Reader was). How about one of these new(ish) open/decentralized social network thingies? I forget their names, there was one that was sort-of-twitter and another sort-of-facebook. They probably already have RSS built-in with various RSS API endpoints for different filters on the stream. Maybe such an idea could ride along with that?
Also, I want to echo the other comments, how it is nice that RSS just does one thing. Just means it's a building block.
- kinos 9y agoYou're literally talking about decentralized social media such as what ActivityPub suggests and is attempting to implement.