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> from their perspective) is incredibly low priority. Perspective has nothing to do with it, implementing RSS/Atom is incredibly simple for most use cases when
by type0 8y ago
> from their perspective) is incredibly low priority.
Perspective has nothing to do with it, implementing RSS/Atom is incredibly simple for most use cases when you build websites for a living...
- RobertRoberts 8y agoYes it does, because they pay the bills. Also, all of the sites I build have RSS built into them automatically because of the framework running them. It's just that no one cares. RSS has never been requested by an end client (owner of the site) in any site I have built in almost 20 years. But, when the social media and marketing people get involved, they used RSS as a way to share content with other 3rd party services. RSS reader in Firefox as an extension is a perfect solution.