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If you're talking about getting Substack publications into your RSS reader, you can add /feed to the end of the relevant URL and then add that into your reader
by internet_jockey 5y ago
If you're talking about getting Substack publications into your RSS reader, you can add /feed to the end of the relevant URL and then add that into your reader (e.g. https://sinocism.com/feed https://sinocism.com/feed).
For adding non-Substack publications into the Substack app via RSS, go to reader.substack.com (make sure you're logged in) and click on "Add RSS feed" in the left sidebar.
- wpietri 5y agoThanks, I'm asking about the former. Does that work even for paid subscriptions? I was thinking it would require some sort of separate URL.
- kradeelav 5y agoI'm obviously not who you're replying to, but I exclusively read substack articles through RSS readers like inoreader - typically every article (both paid and unpaid) will show up in the feed; the paid articles are just paywalled after the title/image/short paragraph preview. Hope that helps.
- wpietri 5y agoGood to know, thanks! In that case, my question for the Substack folks is: For Substack authors that I subscribe to, will you be making a full-content feed available? I'm quite happy with my current feed reader, and would just like to get my substack subscriptions in there like my other full-content subscriptions.
- benoliver999 5y agoIt would be ideal to have a "private" RSS feed for paid sub, I agree. For now I use feedbin, which lets you subscribe to newsletters with a custom feedbin email. Other readers also do this. The downside is that your substack login address has to be a feedbin address.