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      <p>A few days ago, I said that <a href="/daily/2025/02/02/simple">I still like to use RSS</a> to consume a lot of online content.</p>

      <p>Unfortunately, a lot of websites either don't have RSS or Atom feeds, or they aren't easy to find without viewing the website's source code.</p>

      <p>The ability for people to publish and easily consume other people's content is a main principle of the open web, instead of relying on other websites and social media.</p>

      <p>Drupal is one of the projects <a href="https://www.drupal.org/association/open-web-manifesto">that make an open web possible</a>.</p>

      <p>It's easy to create an RSS feed of your articles, events or any other content on your Drupal website for others to consume.</p>

      <p>I also love that Drupal.org itself does this by publishing RSS feeds for project releases and various other content - not just news or blog posts.</p>

      <p>Because of this, I can subscribe to the feeds I want from any website that creates them and I can consume it how and when I want.</p>

      <p>Long live the open web!</p>

              
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      <p>A few days ago, I said that <a href="/daily/2025/02/02/simple">I still like to use RSS</a> to consume a lot of online content.</p>

      <p>Unfortunately, a lot of websites either don't have RSS or Atom feeds, or they aren't easy to find without viewing the website's source code.</p>

      <p>The ability for people to publish and easily consume other people's content is a main principle of the open web, instead of relying on other websites and social media.</p>

      <p>Drupal is one of the projects <a href="https://www.drupal.org/association/open-web-manifesto">that make an open web possible</a>.</p>

      <p>It's easy to create an RSS feed of your articles, events or any other content on your Drupal website for others to consume.</p>

      <p>I also love that Drupal.org itself does this by publishing RSS feeds for project releases and various other content - not just news or blog posts.</p>

      <p>Because of this, I can subscribe to the feeds I want from any website that creates them and I can consume it how and when I want.</p>

      <p>Long live the open web!</p>

              
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