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That's not really an argument. With RSS the person that provided your reader was able to do the same. And you're still able to run your own instance, just like
by 411111111111111 4y ago
That's not really an argument.
With RSS the person that provided your reader was able to do the same. And you're still able to run your own instance, just like you've been able to run your own RSS reader.
- ilyt 4y ago> And you're still able to run your own instance, just like you've been able to run your own RSS reader. Not comparable, and honestly I find it dishonest that you even try. RSS can be just a client on your machine, no need for server running in the cloud. That's far less effort involved. Also I wouldn't be surprised if some instances start to close down traffic from "random one man instances" at some point.