Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by criddell on Saturday November 11, 2017 @08:03AM
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I use a blend of things. For a story that's breaking right now, I go to Twitter.
For blogs and websites that consistently have things I want to read, I use RSS + Feedly (I follow around 40 feeds).
For actual news, I use Apple News.
I probably spend the least time on Twitter and the most in the Apple News app. Apple News does a remarkably good job of showing me things I want to read. I assume it's based on how long I spend reading articles because I don't use the like button a lot.
Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by nawtacawp on Saturday November 11, 2017 @08:30AM
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I tried Apple News for a few months. I felt like it started to filter what it was showing me based on what I was reading. One of the reasons I prefer an RSS feed is I don’t get the impression that the news source may be tailoring the news feed.
For blogs and websites that consistently have things I want to read, I use RSS + Feedly (I follow around 40 feeds).
For actual news, I use Apple News.
I probably spend the least time on Twitter and the most in the Apple News app. Apple News does a remarkably good job of showing me things I want to read. I assume it's based on how long I spend reading articles because I don't use the like button a lot.