>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 fe

>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.