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ah, but newsletters allow you to serve adverts, which is really why RSS "died".
by marcus_holmes 6y ago
ah, but newsletters allow you to serve adverts, which is really why RSS "died".
- mmahemoff 6y agoAnd charging a recurring fee is also viable now in the age of patronage. It's more standard than charging for a premium RSS feed and easy for publishers on various systems to set up.
- captainmuon 6y agoNothing stops you from putting ads in RSS. I personally think RSS was killed when social networks shifted to social media...