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For the next month, every time you find something interesting on Twitter, go to the source. Look for their RSS feed - if they don't have one, ask them to work o
by pluc 2y ago
For the next month, every time you find something interesting on Twitter, go to the source. Look for their RSS feed - if they don't have one, ask them to work on implementing one both via Twitter and via their contact form.
I don't know if it's still the case, but there used to be RSS feeds for Twitter accounts too.
- andrewla 2y agoAnd what then do I do with the RSS links? The last time I dealt with RSS at all was in the Google Reader days. Are there cross-platform solutions that maintain any context? Is there any way to reply or give feedback through RSS, or participate in conversations?
- serenadeineb 2y agocheck out feedly.com its a nice RSS aggrogater website, with a competant ios app as well. Ive used it forever, and like the parent said, when I find myself on a site that provided a story I found interesting, I tried to add the host website ( like https://example.com https://example.com ) as a rss source, and feedly checks and offers any rss feeds it finds.
- pluc 2y agoI use Feedbro for Firefox. You can comment wherever people listen to you.