Lets see, how shall I disagree with the author and make it sufficiency unreasonable... For me the similar train of thought triggered when I was part of a [high

Lets see, how shall I disagree with the author and make it sufficiency unreasonable... For me the similar train of thought triggered when I was part of a [highly informal] network of bloggers. Everyone went out of his way writing articles to the best of their ability. Some had similar topics like social media today but rather than a picture of a cake with "I've made a cake!" under it the blog post would describe the recipe, its evolution and tried to get at the very essence of cake and the baking thereof. The difference with forums and comment sections (where the same authors would post) is that the later have guaranteed readership. If your blog sucks people will drop your feed in favor of something else. Anyway, the article reads like someone who badly needs to get over his preconceived ideas about RSS, like so many people around here. Hacker news, Facebook, Twitter, etc are cakes made in a factory, they are not your personal cake recipe that you've carefully calibrated over decades. Hating on RSS is like telling your grandma who spend the whole day in the kitchen that all that cooking is really a waste of time and you prefer a happy meal or a whopper. Then you pull out your phone and say, don't worry! ill just order a pizza!