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Not everyone is you and you're ignoring the fact that some people do subscribe to those feeds and will drive traffic to your site for a completely negligible ef
by sumeno 3y ago
Not everyone is you and you're ignoring the fact that some people do subscribe to those feeds and will drive traffic to your site for a completely negligible effort even if you personally wouldn't.
Your original post was about why you, as a website owner, would provide an RSS feed. Not why you personally would use an RSS feed
- treflop 3y agoMy original post is about why RSS didn’t take off. My second post is also about why RSS didn’t take off. Together they present an angle from both the provider and consumer sides with the greater point that Google didn’t kill RSS — rather, the relative unpopularity of RSS caused Google to pull out. And guess what, RSS didn’t take off.