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> Either the built-in web support is poor or it stops fetching the feeds or renders then poorly.
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to the @standard.site folks, adding a field to `site.standard.publication` which declares where the RSS feed is would help in constructing subscription OPMLs or /blogroll pages indieweb.org/blogroll
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indieweb.orgI wrote this yesterday about how I want to hook RSS up to standard.site. I'd love to see my posts on their feed reader, and vice versa. scripting.com/2026/08/02.html
What would premium or subscription based Feeds look like for AT Protocol? github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/pull/4… That's something I think would be interesting to explore. Maybe a feed could do freemium too, like it'll give you x% of content for free, but by paying it becomes more frequently updated?
