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Artemis: A calm web reader

https://artemis.jamesg.blog/
Artemis is a calm web reader.
Invite only RSS reader. Here's the author's blog about it: https://jamesg.blog/artemis The 'rollup' feature is a good idea and would be nice in Miniflux: https://jamesg.blog/2026/01/19/announcing-artemis-roll-up
#rss
archive.org #870

How to Surf the Web in 2025, and Why You Should

https://www.raptitude.com/2025/06/how-to-surf-the-web-in-2025-and-why-you-should/
60FacebookEmailPinterestRedditShare60SHARESJust as it’s still possible (though seldom necessary) to ride a horse, it is still possible to surf the internet. It’s a thrill not yet lost to time. By “surfing the internet” I don’t just mean going online. I mean […]
#indieweb #rss
archive.org #821

RSS feeds

https://manuelmoreale.com/rss-feeds
If there’s one phenomenon I can’t wrap my head around is the proliferation of people who are tech-savvy and nerdy enough to know what RSS is but are …
#miniflux #rss
archive.org #672

Reading RSS content is a skilled activity - David Oliver

https://www.doliver.org/articles/rss-as-a-skill
Shit's gotten weird out there. The internet has devolved from something that was mostly quirky and altruistic to something that, in many ways, is straight-up evil. Enter RSS: An opportunity to reclaim your attention through simple and open tech.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43799697
#rss
archive.org #599

VCard and RSS as an alternative to social media | Hacker News

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39795830
Interesting thoughts on how to connect with people using open standards instead of a social network. The vcard things I tried with QR codes didn't work well though. Surely someone can come up with a good system. The concept of contact type (friend, business, family etc) seems important for building feeds and sharing content appropriately.
#rss
archive.org #46

OPML is underrated

https://kmaasrud.com/blog/opml-is-underrated.html
Why OPML us iseful
With OPML, you don’t need separate applications or services to categorize feeds. Categorization can be achieved within a single OPML file through its outlining capabilities or by managing multiple OPML files, each dedicated to a different category or use-case. It is a very viable workflow to have one OPML file for your YouTube subscriptions, another for your favorite Twitter/X and Mastodon users, one more for news sites, and yet another for personal blogs — the world’s your oyster. However, there aren’t many application that support nested OPML outlines or categorizing based on different files, sadly, but there should be! This is a call to action, developers: Perfect side-project! Beyond personal convenience, OPML has the potential to better the ecosystem of the small web. By not only sharing an RSS feed on your personal website, but also your list of subscribed feeds, we’re effectively creating a recommendation system that is based on concious curation, not statistical metrics.
#rss
archive.org #12