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Think about making these feeds realtime with Websub :)

I am probably the only one who cares but even https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ is down

Thanks ;p

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Medium has RSS feeds for pretty much everything, from users to tags to publications, to tags in a publications, to stories clapped on by a given user....

You can try it out on my blog: https://www.ouvre-boite.com/members/

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>The irony of the articles website asking to turn off adblocker :)

Lol, this is a picture from the message that NYTimes shows when you have an ad-blocker!

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Superfeedr https://blog.superfeedr.com/google-feeds-api-welcome/

Not too late to consider a switch to Superfeedr https://blog.superfeedr.com/google-feeds-api-welcome/

Pretty cool robot! Perfect for indoor with kids :)

This is terri(fic|ble).

Well, if it was... why would you re-invent it under a new name? HTML already exists and is pretty great!

Exactly! The WEB! Not yet another format that a small percentage of people will ever use but that everybody else will have to deal with for centuries.

I don't mean to defend Facebook but Instant Articles is based on RSS... hardly a walled gardern. On the other end, AMP is (yet another) re-invention of the wheel from Google.

Brilliant! Do you poll Reddit for new messages?

Thanks!

"This is why you see so many popups and banners on mobile websites that try to get you to download apps. It is also why so many mobile websites are broken."

Huh, is that surprising? They break their mobile sites and expect people to still use them more than apps? This is self fulfulling: if you make a sucky website, people will NOT use it. Make a wonderful mobile site and people will not care about your apps.

There are hundreds of great feed readers out there. Try out http://feedbin.me for example!

The problem that i see is that once big 'popular' readers are gone, it's possible that publishers decide that RSS is a feature not worth having/maintaining. That's a choice that has been made already by platforms like Twitter and such. A lot of new (more recent) blog platforms also did not prioritize RSS.

So, as much as I agree with the statement, I'm worried that in the end, we'll all lose.

Finally, Feedly's strategy here is probably one of the best way to make sure that publishers stop puvblising RSS feeds.

Great one! I sent a bunch of people who asked how to get started into that direction :)

Also, did you know that the Feedbin 'Subscribe' button is a SubToMe button? Add one to yoru blog too!

Going gtom "interesting" to "bullcrap" in 2 sentences:

(It will never rival Social Security, however.)

Awesome! We used it for http://docs.subtome.com =)

That's a very good point. I think we can do that by setting up a href on the <a> will still return false on the onlick. right?

I hope HN had a follow button too :)

The timeline is unclear... but it seems that they've had doubts about Ulbright for a very long time.

I believe this is an amazing window opportunity to revive RSS.

Let's make it better :) The PubSubHubbub mailing list is still open and would welcome your comments on how to make things better!