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Will be interesting to see if this becomes the Google Reader replacement missing all these years. Substack is uniquely positioned to offer this kind of product.
Have you tried Inoreader? That hits the sweet spot for me - great balance between features (both premium and free) and usability.
Will be interesting to see if this becomes the Google Reader replacement missing all these years. Substack is uniquely positioned to offer this kind of product.
Have you tried Inoreader? That hits the sweet spot for me - great balance between features (both premium and free) and usability.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Have you tried Inoreader? That hits the sweet spot for me - great balance between features (both premium and free) and usability.
another +1 for inoreader; its (premium) twitter RSS feeds enabled me to essentially go cold turkey on social media in general as far as the daily checking went.
Why do you think Substack is investing into RSS? Seems like a weird move for a company focused on newsletters.
An RSS reader makes perfect sense for them, actually.
An article about RSS? Someone's gotta mention Feedly so it may as well be me :) I've been using Feedly for a while (since Google Reader went away) and it works well. I'm on the 'free' tier and am happy with it. Note: I'm not associated with Feedly directly (not an employee, not paid by them, etc)