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myemail+newsletter@example.com Filter it out so it doesn't get in the way, read them when you want to (still generally dislike newsletters in email, rss is nic
by TheFreim 5y ago
myemail+newsletter@example.com
Filter it out so it doesn't get in the way, read them when you want to (still generally dislike newsletters in email, rss is nicer)
- adamcstephens 5y agoI filter mine as well, and use Fastmail’s snooze to only have them show up once a day. I used to use rss heavily, but it has been many years since I regularly checked a client. At least with email delivery I don’t miss them.
- TheFreim 5y agoI find that with most newsletters I don't really care about what's new or has changed. It's only when I actually need to use X product or do Y thing that I like to know what's new. This makes RSS nice since I can go weeks and then when I need to work on something using a tool I can check the news for that item. It depends, of course. Some things I appreciate having it sent daily, others I really don't. There isn't a one size fits all solution and that's not a bad thing.