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I really enjoy using RSS. One benefit I have noticed is that I spend less time browsing websites, scrolling and generally wasting time online. If I value some
by mgd 3y ago
I really enjoy using RSS. One benefit I have noticed is that I spend less time browsing websites, scrolling and generally wasting time online.
If I value some content, there will be a way to get or create an RSS feed. Pair this with a read it later service and I have a better curated collection of items to actually look through
- rambambram 3y agoI use the RSS feeds from Youtube channels to not get bothered by their algorithm that boosts clickbaity videos on the homepage. I just can't stand looking at these stupid thumbnails anymore, with pictures of outrageous and screaming people and all these in-your-face colors.
- eXpl0it3r 3y agoThat's why a love Readwise's Reader. I can store stuff to read later, but also get all the RSS/Atom feeds, plus can even funnel newsletters into one place. In addition to having my highlights there as well and being able to easily export them to Obsidian.
- chrisweekly 3y agoYes, this! Readwise Reader is fantastic! I use it for reading web pages stripped of ads and other cruft -- and for collecting highlights and notes (eg kindle highlights, captured while reading, trivial to "tag" with eg .vocab or .quote) -- and routing all this great content into Obsidian (my PKM / tool for thought / second brain)....
- moritz 3y agoIn the spirit of the OP: my gripe with Readwise/Reader is that it… doesn’t output RSS.