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Feeds

Translations: Feeds

Almost all post lists on this blog have a feed that can be accessed by adding .rss, .atom or .json to the path of the page. This feed can then be subscribed to with any feed reader. Here are a few examples:

All posts: https://jlelse.blog/.rss
Only posts from the section “Posts”: https://jlelse.blog/posts.rss
Posts tagged with “Impressions”: https://jlelse.blog/tags/impressions.rss

A few feed readers:

Feedly (Web, Android, iOS)
Inoreader (Web, Android, iOS)
Miniflux (Web, self hosted)
NetNewsWire (Mac, iOS)
and many more …

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Jan-Lukas Else Things I noticed and a thank you!
Jan-Lukas Else "Why I still use RSS" Marc reminds why RSS is still a great solution, especially during this difficult times.However it wasn’t until I began working from home and everything in my life moved online that I really began to notice how beneficial RSS could be with relation to Digital Wellbeing. By selecting only the sites, blogs, creators etc. that I had a serious interest in, I could effectively remove the negative effects of social media and excessive online usage from my life.Having only the content I want to see…
Jan-Lukas Else RSS by email Today I learned about RSS by email, a service that let’s you subscribe to RSS feeds by email.I have already considered several times, if I should create a way that people can follow my blog also via email. But I have encountered several problems:My email provider has (legitimately) a limit on emails that can be sent per minute / hour / day, I should probably not exhaust that, I need email also for other things as well.Services that offer such features (like Mailchimp) are not privacy friend…
Jan-Lukas Else I deleted my Twitter account I finally did what I thought about a few months ago: I finally deleted my Twitter account (or rather deactivated it, it will be deleted if I do not log in for another 30 days).I am done with Twitter. I realized that I often only open Twitter when I want to be distracted or procrastinate. I typed “twitter.com” in the address bar of my browser, just to scroll a little and then close the tab again. A waste of time. Sometimes I still want to do that, but now I can’t because I have deactivat…