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Adding to what people answered: I think it's the ripple effect of ending that service. It meants RSS was dead. It probably was dying a slow death but that was
by pedrogpimenta 6y ago
Adding to what people answered:
I think it's the ripple effect of ending that service. It meants RSS was dead. It probably was dying a slow death but that was the final straw.
Websites stop supporting RSS feeds more and more so we are left with nothing else than following them through facebook or twitter or whatever new thing comes on.
That's my take on it.
Still, the sites that matter (to me) do still have RSS feeds :)