I think this is why the answer to RSS is an RSS client that can create feeds from arbitrary sources. (RSS being less a technology/protocol and more a general co

I think this is why the answer to RSS is an RSS client that can create feeds from arbitrary sources. (RSS being less a technology/protocol and more a general concept of fetching/consuming content for local consumption) The original model never made too much sense to me: why do I depend on every single website to implement something that I want? If a website doesn't implement it, I just don't get to use my RSS client with it at all? Not very compelling. You can see the same inconsistency in the finger-pointing that comes up on this topic. RSS benefits us, the audience, yet it's {X,Y,Z}s fault for not implementing it for us. And we need to somehow compel them to do it or something. Nah, an RSS reader in 2022 should be able to create feeds from websites. There are already solutions here.