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The real lesson to me seems to be summarized by the last two lines in the post: “One mistake can permanently wreck your RSS feed for users of cloudy platforms
by _aavaa_ 5y ago
The real lesson to me seems to be summarized by the last two lines in the post:
“One mistake can permanently wreck your RSS feed for users of cloudy platforms you [or your readers] have no control over.”
The issue isn’t RSS, it’s using something like Feedly.
- vinceguidry 5y agoYou can't choose what software your subscribers use.
- hombre_fatal 5y agoWell, you also wreck the RSS feed of all of your direct RSS consumers too. You would have to get them all to individually delete and resubscribe which, unless you have all of your content in your feed, also deletes historical content that they may want. It's just that at least you can fix it for future direct consumers by fixing your feed.