Every time I play with FeedLand I come away thinking it’s a basic web-based RSS reader, of which there are already quite a few. Other than all of your subscriptions being public, how is Feedland different from Feedly, Feedbin, Inoreader, NewsBlur, etc.? It does far less than those other guys, which means ... mitchw.blog

@MitchW The way I understand it is as you’ve pointed out, Mitch. It’s one of those *tiny* changes that makes me go “Duh, why didn’t I think of that?”

@MitchW It’s only doable from a web based app. My app is all iOS and it can export an OPML file but where should I share it if I want others to use it. So that little feature is appealing. 👍🏼

It would be kind of cool if I could push my OPML file to FeedLand so others could use it, if they wanted.

@MitchW Personally, I run Tiny Tiny RSS on my own VPS. Trivial to do, lets me do exactly what I want.

@nitpicking At some point, I may want to run my own VPS, with Mastodon, a blogging server, RSS.