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I would say that's not RSS winning, but more like Ars Technica adding many "premium features" as a bundle to justify the subscription fee. It's like NYTimes pr

I would say that's not RSS winning, but more like Ars Technica adding many "premium features" as a bundle to justify the subscription fee. It's like NYTimes providing crossword puzzle for free to subscribed users. You wouldn't call that "It's the perfect time for a crossword puzzle renaissance", would you?

reitanqild 8y ago
It's not like RSS is winning yet -or certainly- no. But it shows there might be a sustainable solution that includes uncrippled RSS and no ads or tracking.
icc97 8y ago
> Ars Technica adding many "premium features" as a bundle to justify the subscription fee. Personally I think this is fine. If paying for their content encouages them to maintain a quality RSS feed and not track you that seems like a reasonable exchange.