Tag Archives: RSS and Atom Feeds

Wherein I consider the subject of full archive RSS/ATOM feeds and explain why you should not expect to find more than 1000 New Leaf Journal articles in your inbox upon subscriibing.

I suggest a very minimalist way to scroll through our most recent 200 regular articles.

I discuss arguments for and against relying on full-text RSS/ATOM/JSON feeds for reading and advocate thinking about how best to read material from different websites.

I filtered all headlines and descriptions containing the word “Palworld” from appearing in my RSS and ATOM feed items. I did not know until April 1, 2024, that I also needed to filter “Pal World.”

I respond to an article about organizing feed collections that was written as a response to my first article on organizing feeds. Our purpose here is to evaluate the purpose of feed organizing.

On creating a single-page feed aggregator site for The New Leaf Journal and related projects using WordPress.com’s free plan.

Sharing my system for organizing my personal RSS/ATOM feed collection and discussing other systems seen around the web.

I recently learned about some shopping app called Temu. I contemplated my obliviousness and determined that I owe my lack of knowledge to good internet usage.

You can now follow The New Leaf Journal directly from Mastodon and other ActivityPub-based accounts thanks to ActivityPub for WordPress.

On our new Twtxt feed and how to set one up in WordPress. This will be useful for the 2-3 Twtxt users who may find our site.

Using RSS feeds to stay on top of MikroTik RouterOS updates.

Using an ATOM feed and feed reader to stay abreast of the latest updates to a WordPress spam comment blacklist without using a plugin.