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It's a shame that fewer and fewer sites offer feeds. Most of them still do, luckily, but I've had to dig up http://feed43.com about once every two months. Though I wasn't really aware that some feed readers could perhaps generate feeds automatically, I'll have to try that out sometime.


Also, look at a site's source code. The RSS button may not be displayed but I often find the rss link buried in the html. Publishers may not even realize that their plug-n-play blogging platform is automatically creating feeds for them.


I've experienced the opposite effect - that RSS makes a comeback on the sites I care about and that have content worth reading.


I was not aware of feed43. Thanks. But do I have to create my own? Can I not use feeds people have already created?


You can, but there's no easy way to discover them as far as I'm aware. As in, I've always made my own.




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