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Hi! I can’t remember if you had said this already, but to you have any recommendations for any good RSS feeds aggregators for good and uplifting news?
Hi Stars!
RSS feeds aren't something I have ever used personally, but a bunch of the sources I listed in this post have their own feeds. The Optimist Daily, Reasons to Be Cheerful, Good Good Good, and Good News Network are the ones I pull from the most that have their own feeds.
I hope this is helpful to you! <3
Also see:
Commentary & full zine transcript
My previous writing about RSS & feed readers
Even more RSS:
Another excellent RSS zine by Aud McNamee & A. Service
RSS explainer by Nicky Case
PS, Tumblr blogs are one of the things you can add to a feed reader, as long as they are public.
RSS feed reader set o/
In case anyone would like to try their hand at RSS readers too, I used inoreader:
up to 150 feeds for free
no sponsored ads
you can watch YT videos
you can organize your feeds into folders
you can organize your feeds content into lists, columns, cards (as seen below) and several more options. Obviously it won't be blurred
you can have several customizable dashboards
you can tag stuff but I haven't looked into that yet
you can save posts for later
both the web version and the app are pretty easy to use imo (so far)
Made a quick start guide for using and publishing RSS feeds. If reading or writing RSS is something that interests you, or even if you’ve never heard of it before, my guide here walks you through the steps of setting up a feed reader, how to find feeds, and provides a free template I made for RSS feeds and explains how to use it. My code is completely free and may be copied, in whole or in part, and used with or without credit.
A Quick Start guide to reading, writing, and using RSS.
I’m aware that this page doesn’t display right on mobile, I’m not really sure what’s causing the page to stretch out beyond the standard format. I thought it might be the horizontal rule that breaks up text, but it doesn’t cause problems on any other page I use it on. My site is and always will be desktop-oriented, but still I’m sorry that this page doesn’t look right for some reason. Still completely readable, just a little annoying.
Do you use RSS readers? (Including web-based feeds like Feedly)
Yes
I used to, but don't anymore
No, but I'm considering it
No
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XML/RSS Post Creator for Neocities
This formats your rss post for static websites, making it simpler to create post. All you need to do is copy and paste the generated code in
I’m sharing this code because it’s super convenient for managing RSS posts on Neocities. You still have to copy and paste the generated code into your rss.xml file,
but it offers a lot of helpful features:
•Saves your drafts, so you can pick up where you left off
•Provides templates to make writing easier
•Lets you add an IMGBB API key directly in the configuration box, stored safely in local storage (keeps it out of your code)
•Makes uploading photos from your files quick and simple
I use it for every post — it’s honestly fantastic. Just don’t forget to customize it, since this setup is tailored to my own site.
If you need a blog template to get started, here you go!
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Here's my blog to show you an example:
So! Social media's control of our followers/content sucks (why oh why do you need to log in to see what's posted!), but I never will remember to check out multiple personal websites regularly, so RSS feeds are great. So I made an RSS feed on my website! In english: https://falano.github.io/feed/ceramics.xml; and in french: https://falano.github.io/feed/ceramique.xml (as you can see, it's for ceramics; I may make a different one later for 2D art, maybe for fanart) There's like three posts right now, and I post about once a month (ish), mostly what I've posted here but sorted by theme (maybe at some point I'll just sort it by date but I currently am not), so that people don't have to make an account on a platform to follow me.
I do realize the irony in posting about it here but. Well.
If you use RSS and like what I do please consider following me there for occasional pictures of ceramics, I won't be able to tell how many people do it'll be very relaxing.
The History Files Recap: 10 May 2026
A quick recap of recent publications on the History Files site, all of which can still be accessed via the site's frontpage, RSS feed, or 'Latest' links at www.historyfiles.co.uk.
