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never used it before but I imagine it wouldn't work well with hundreds of updates everyday? Plus centralized feed management is easier with an RSS service like
by harrygeez 8y ago
never used it before but I imagine it wouldn't work well with hundreds of updates everyday? Plus centralized feed management is easier with an RSS service like Feedly. I don't want to scour through all my mails for my feeds, as if it wasn't hard enough keeping with mailing lists already.
- boardwaalk 8y agoIt would work fine, mail servers and clients are damn comfortable handling those numbers. I suppose it'd be easier if you never want to have any files to back up, but I already do (emails themselves, git repos, various databases) so storing the rss2email configuration is nothing extra for me. You can setup filters to put the stuff from RSS in whatever folders you want. By feed itself. By author. By keyword. Just like any other email. I use Sieve with Dovecot/Pigeonhole but any decent hosted mail service should provide something similar.