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Also, a lot of rss feeds now only offer the title of the post/article. I still need to visit the pages anyway to get to the content. With a newsletter, i receiv
by monsieurgaufre 2y ago
Also, a lot of rss feeds now only offer the title of the post/article. I still need to visit the pages anyway to get to the content. With a newsletter, i receive a bit of context around the content as well.
- graemep 2y agoThere are feed readers that will load the pages when you click on the title
- monsieurgaufre 2y agoWhile true, it adds even more uncertainty for non-technical users.
- bertman 2y agoI'm not sure I understand what you (and others in this thread) are getting at. Non-technical users can simply subscribe to the newsletter with their email address. If they don't understand what this project is about, they probably don't need and don't want it. Users that prefer RSS over email use kill-the-newsletter for outlets that don't offer RSS.
- monsieurgaufre 2y agoi was (badly) explaining why most people prefer the newsletter format. And from what i've read, even the technical users prefer it most of the time.