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I used to wish I could publish my email correspondence as a RSS feed, to which the "recipients" could more selectively subscribe. So they're always engaged in
by amygdyl 8y ago
I used to wish I could publish my email correspondence as a RSS feed, to which the "recipients" could more selectively subscribe.
So they're always engaged in seeking the information they need, which is so duplicated between correspondence and emails, I could even avoid copy and paste.
This was when I didn't get funny looks for suggesting that I send a email.
Did anyone else notice how regular people seem to have been killing off email and all forms of communication that require any configuration, lately?
Edit: configuration, not confirmation
- voltagex_ 8y agoHaven't you just described a blog though?
- Nadya 8y agoSounds more like a newsletter to me. Let people subscribe to the newsletter, send out an email blast once a day/week/month.
- dnzm 8y agoBut then by RSS, which makes it a web thing, which sure sounds like a blog.
- amygdyl 8y agoI have in mind a very much more newsreader interface than anything web, but my idea was to publish styles once for each of my feeds, which would be very opt in only. I went so far as to develop a mark-up "header" that would have any problematic style niggles indicated by offsets, to avoid any inline tags. I very badly want my working output to be genuinely easily archived, searched and, internally discoverable.