Curate your own newspaper with RSS
AI summary of the linked articleThe article argues that RSS lets readers build a personal, privacy-friendlier "newspaper" from the writers and sites they already follow, avoiding the decay of platforms and the clutter of newsletter inboxes. It explains that RSS has existed for 25 years, that Google Reader's 2013 shutdown left many readers without a central tool, and that almost any website with a feed can be followed in one feed reader. The author says they use Inoreader, which has a generous free tier, and describes folders for paid subscriptions, newsletters, news and food blogs. |
1 comment mishaSubmitter Personally huge RSS fan. I follow about 50 feeds, about 60% crypto / 40% art news and some weird blogs. Part of the news I curate in Kiwi comes directly from RSS. Sadly Kiwi RSS feed stopped some time ago, at least for me. Would love to see it back ;) If you’re looking for an RSS reader I recommend NetNewsWire for iOS. |