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What you describe, sounds like there are some high frequency sources in your feeds. IMO, these don't belong into RSS: I add no feed that updates more often tha
by riidom 2y ago
What you describe, sounds like there are some high frequency sources in your feeds.
IMO, these don't belong into RSS: I add no feed that updates more often than daily (doing some exceptions now and then, ofc). Things like news sites, forums, aggreagators etc. are prominent bookmarks in my browser instead (like, on a new tab).
In other words, if it's too much content, I go there by myself instead of having it delivered to me.
In yet another words, I ask myself, do I need to know about every single new thing on this site? If not, it's fine as a bookmark.
- benfortuna 2y ago>IMO, these don't belong into RSS: I add no feed that updates more often than daily (doing some exceptions now and then, ofc). Things like news sites, forums, aggreagators etc. are prominent bookmarks in my browser instead (like, on a new tab). This is a very good point, as aggregators (like HN) quickly overwhelm an RSS reader to the point updates from less frequent sites are buried in the topic stream. That said, browser bookmarks have not evolved in years, and still have the same poor UX they always have.