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I think it’s Wordpress that enables /rss on a ton of websites. I’ve recently needed to get RSS feeds and a good number of times I can find it via /rss or view
by sdan 7y ago
I think it’s Wordpress that enables /rss on a ton of websites.
I’ve recently needed to get RSS feeds and a good number of times I can find it via /rss or view the source of the site and search for xml.
- NicoJuicy 7y agoOr /feed /feed.xml /rss.xml
- toyg 7y agoOne of the early advantages of Wordpress was precisely its excellent support of all formats of feeds out of the box, back in the hot days of the Rss/Atom feud.
- stijnsanders 7y agoOoh, i stumbled across this one site that I wanted to add to my feed reader, didn't find <link rel="alternative"> tags in the header, but a <link rel="https://api.w.org/"> https://api.w.org/"> tag. I'm not sure it is their intention to open up the WordPress back-end, but I found how to get the list of articles from it, so added support for it to my own feed-reader: https://github.com/stijnsanders/feeder#feeder https://github.com/stijnsanders/feeder#feeder