RSS is not very good for social networks, they want you to visit and stay on their web page, so that they can control and monetise properly. Nobody is interest

RSS is not very good for social networks, they want you to visit and stay on their web page, so that they can control and monetise properly. Nobody is interested in ways to leak content and users outside their empire, at the contrary. One day, when the Internet will have transformed in the Amazon-Facebook-Google-Microsoft walled garden we begin to see today, I shall tell tales of how people used to build and run their own web sites and email servers and visit each other's blogs and so on. And how they all let that go, because it was "too hard" and they "didn't have time" to deal with it all. Ultimately it's us who are at fault. We had it, but gave it all up. We are giving up our privacy and freedom for illusory convenience and safety, to paraphrase a famous saying.