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I think a big chunk of the problem now is that when people want to watch regularly released video content from internet creators they reach to YouTube, there's
by shittyadmin 8y ago
I think a big chunk of the problem now is that when people want to watch regularly released video content from internet creators they reach to YouTube, there's no integration of subscriptions across sites. You'd basically have to scrape video feeds from youtube to compete in this way.
- robotmlg 8y agoIf only there were some way to Syndicate website updates to a centralized reader in a Really Simple way...
- shittyadmin 8y agoSeriously though, I dream of a world in which all apps had a "subscribe on your news reader" button which could open an RSS client, maybe something implemented by mobile OS providers so it's easy for new users but overridable by users like the browser or calling apps would be ideal.
- gnulinux 8y agoI think RSS is a vastly underused technology/tool. I wonder at what point people lost hope in it and abandoned. Not to say, it's completely abandoned, but it's not used as much as it should be used.
- no_wizard 8y agoI personally feel like and I remember very distinctly that RSS (and Atom Feeds to boot) seemingly hit their peak with google reader and when google reader was discontinued RSS seemed to wane quickly thereafter. I’d be very interested in knowing if hard statistics back this up or not but my anecdotal experience suggests that this is indeed the case
- icebraining 8y agoI think Twitter's coming of age was the big blow. When Reader shut down it was already waning.
- jake_the_third 8y ago>You'd basically have to scrape video feeds from youtube to compete in this way. Youtube still offers RSS and it's reliable and chronological unlike youtube's subscription feed algorithm.