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Well I don’t think there is any audience because very few sites had/have any decent RSS feeds. Well except maybe tech sites, but most people are not into tech
by treflop 3y ago
Well I don’t think there is any audience because very few sites had/have any decent RSS feeds.
Well except maybe tech sites, but most people are not into tech sites.
- greenyoda 3y agoLots of standard blog publishing software generates RSS feeds. For example, every Substack site I've ever seen has an RSS feed at "/feed". They don't tell you about it, but it's there if you want it. And the RSS aggregator I use, Newsblur, can automatically find most RSS feeds if you just give it the site's home page URL.
- ghaff 3y agoThe issue isn't really that there aren't RSS feeds or that there aren't RSS feed readers. But it's easier to demonize Google for killing Reader (which they probably shouldn't have done) than it is to admit that reading info from RSS feeds just isn't mainstream behavior--and really never was but now there are more alternatives.