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It depends what you're looking for. To replace the link aggregation features, I've gone back to using RSS over the past year and I'm pleased with it. I get the
by aquova 3y ago
It depends what you're looking for. To replace the link aggregation features, I've gone back to using RSS over the past year and I'm pleased with it. I get the same news that is spread across the various subreddits, and often times news sites will report on stuff directly from reddit.
For the actually discussions or more niche content, there isn't much. There are some Reddit-specific alternatives popping up, but unless Reddit itself really dies I doubt they'll get much traction. Your other options are the other social media platforms, which have their own issues and aren't quite the same.
- voramok 3y agoWhat RSS reader would you recommend?
- FullMetalBitch 3y agoIf you selfhost freshrss
- carlosjobim 3y agoNet News Wire is absolutely great on Mac and Iphone.
- dabluecaboose 3y ago>To replace the link aggregation features, I've gone back to using RSS over the past year and I'm pleased with it. That does replace the literal aggregation feature, but how do you go about finding good sources for your RSS feed? I'm genuinely asking. I mucked with RSS lightly a decade ago and dropped it largely because of reddit.
- PMunch 3y agoI've seen RSS been brought up a couple of times. But I wonder how people use it. I use RSS, but for news and such I don't want to follow specific sites, because they just tend to post way too much stuff I don't give two hoots about. I've tried in the past and compared to the articles voted forth on Reddit it just feels like digging for gold in a garbage dump.. Are there any curated feeds? Or even something like a feed based on voting?