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RSS feeds?
A looooong time ago I remember using Google reader (which I understand to be dead and gone). Do sites even use RSS anymore? How do you access them?
Almost all sites have an RSS feed...
https://rss.com/blog/ as some advice on finding them...
Even a lot of fediverse platforms e.g Mastodon have RSS ๐
Thanks! I guess I thought of them as part of a bygone era, likely because most of the sites I've worked on haven't had one.
Pretty sure all lemmy communities also have an RSS feed. Look for the icon at the top near the question mark.
Fediverse is probably an rss goldmine.
Good tip, thanks!
I use them for podcasts, is that the same thing?
Yes, they can be used for both!