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If a website looks like a blog there's a high chance it has a feed and is probably using HTML metadata to advertise it, like this: <link rel="alternate" type
by simonw 1y ago
If a website looks like a blog there's a high chance it has a feed and is probably using HTML metadata to advertise it, like this:
<link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml" title="Atom" href="/atom/everything/">
Most feed readers know how to read that, so you can paste the URL of the blog itself into e.g. NetNewsWire and it will locate that rel="alternate" link and subscribe that way.
- Avamander 1y agoYeah, but this doesn't solve the question of actually finding relevant blogs with feeds in the first place.
- simonw 1y agoFollow links to articles on blogs from places like Hacker News. If you like what the author is saying, subscribe - then watch out for other blogs they reference in their future writing. Try to find link blogs, since those are more likely to help you discover other things to read.