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Email newsletters vs RSS Readers: social.ricmac.org

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ablaze
ablaze

@ricmac I've moved all my Twitter following and email newsletter subscriptions into Feedbin. I follow lots of Mico.blog feeds there, too, for ones I want to make sure to read completely. All the feeds in one place definitely feels like a next-generation experience of RSS.

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JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@ricmac

mail is push rss is pull

Mail is ubiquitous - rss is barely understood in the world of jo’ public

I check feedly every day - I check twitter when I remember

I subscribe to a lot of newsletters that are all directed into a folder through mail rules - I check that folder when I have time - or want a change to feedly

Corporations go through unnatural acts to get me to ‘read’ but really open and click on stuff - they don’t care if I read it - so long as I ‘act’

They all do everything we don’t tend to do in micro blog

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EddieHinkle
EddieHinkle

@ablaze Having everything in once place really changes everything! In my reader I have content from Micro.blog, various website feeds, twitter, Instagram and mastodon. It blows my mind sometimes

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hope
hope

@EddieHinkle I do both. I'm subscribed to a lot of discussion groups, but I also enjoy reading blogs through RSS.

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ricmac
ricmac

@ablaze Interesting! I will check out Feedbin.

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