Yes, people still use it, but it's dying and culture is stagnating. There is no movement forward, no adapting of new features. Only the commercial Feedreaders h

Yes, people still use it, but it's dying and culture is stagnating. There is no movement forward, no adapting of new features. Only the commercial Feedreaders have a little bit of improvment, but kinda hard to justify the prices when you only use it for private purpose. It's kinda strange how the great cultures of technology always stagnate at some point and start dying, while the swallow cultures live on and just change names and faces.