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title = 'Happy New Year v2.25'
title = 'Happy New Year v20.25'
date = 2025-01-01
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title = 'Why RSS/Atom'
date = 2025-01-07
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Alright, here we are, in a digitalized world where site X have its own app that you should install to have good expirience using that site.
E.g. Reddit spamming annoying pop-ups if you don't have its app or account. Why should I care about their accounts or apps if all I want to read relevant information that I search or want to read?!
Well, that's quite the point of RSS/Atom. You don't need to have any accouny or vendor app to read news/posts from that site. The only problem is that site should have RSS support.
You just paste special link to RSS app and reguraly get posts from that site that you can read in RSS Reader app (the only annoying thing that site can do - is to don't provide full text of a post and just headline). That is it. No comments, no pop-ups, no JavaScript, no fancy functionality. Just simple page with text and media. And if you want to e.g. read comments, you just press a button and open this post in its original site.
Everything can be RSS: Reddit, news sites... Any CMS that do posts may already have built-in RSS functionality. Or at least add-on for that. And things that don't have it (twitter, telegram, instagram) can still be used as RSS feed with help of [RSSHub](https://github.com/DIYgod/RSSHub).
But it may be not greate expirience since its community hacking a thing to work as RSS feed (e.g. if Telegram channel posts gif or video, public instance of RSSHub can't send you it in RSS, you have to press button 'open in site' to actually see video)
Any news/posts sources that you read can be in a single app, structured in folders. Without any distractions. Free. You decide what and who you read.
Another cool feature of RSS - it's that it can be used offline, just press button to download posts for offline-use.
Some RSS Readers have a filter functionality - you can don't show posts that can be an advertisement or have some specific words in it.

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title = 'HowTo RSS/Atom feeds'
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[Why RSS](/personal/why_rss)
- Install RSS Reader of your choice
- E.g. Android - [search on fdroid](https://search.f-droid.org/?q=rss&lang=en)
- If you have Nextcloud instance - install `Nextcloud News`, it will be synchronizid with your Nextcloud account on multiple devices
- Find RSS feed
- Install Extension [RSSHub Radar](https://github.com/DIYgod/RSSHub-Radar) - It will show if site have RSS
For example, for public telegram channels - https://rsshub.app/telegram/channel/TGCHANNEL_NAME
- If extension doesn't show link, try find by yourself,
E.g. Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/SUBREDDIT_NAME/top.rss?t=week
- Subscribe to RSS/Atom feeds of your choice and be happy

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- answer only question at hand (e.g. if post theme 'how to crawl site?', don't answer on 'what is crawling?') - if I want to make big post, name it somehow like 'R3search - crawling
- article name - it should be as short as possible, even if you need to miss some details, but post still should be discernible from other posts
UPD 12.2024 - `HowTo` posts must be short. But if I have more to say on a topic, extend it in `WhatIs`/`WhyNot`/`Why` posts and mention them in `HowTo`.
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