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Replying to @kylewmahan
@kylewm2 -- if you want people to believe you support RSS, two things would be helpful: 1. ship something that does. 2. stop dissing it.
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@kylewm2 -- nodeStorage is the big one. all my apps use that for storage and identity.
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@kylewm2 -- one more thing -- github.com/scripting/river4 -- this is a big deal. i would love to see indieweb get behind it.

GitHub - scripting/river4: A JavaScript river-of-news aggregator running in Node.js

A JavaScript river-of-news aggregator running in Node.js - GitHub - scripting/river4: A JavaScript river-of-news aggregator running in Node.js

github.com
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@davewiner @kylewm2 That's awesome, like a Planet but without the full text? Makes it much easier to read!
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@aaronpk @kylewm2 -- it's designed so you can quickly scroll through all the items.
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@davewiner @kylewm2 That's awesome. But why limit to blog posts? Why not also include the short title-less updates... aaron.pk/r4_b6
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@aaronpk @kylewm2 -- it does support that. where did you get the idea it was only blog posts.
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Replying to @davewiner
@davewiner oh okay. I saw "Each item has a headline, short description, a link to the story" which implied blog... aaron.pk/r4_b7

Feb 10, 2015 · 8:03 PM UTC

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Replying to @aaronpk
@aaronpk -- spend some time with it. it's got a lot of depth, and a lot of planning for the future in it. i'm not an rss newbie.
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Replying to @aaronpk
@aaronpk -- here's my set of rivers -- radio3.io/rivers/ -- gives you an idea of what it can do.
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@aaronpk -- scripting.com/2014/03/17/tit…
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@aaronpk -- I did a whole transition to title-less items last year when Radio3 came out. made sure the aggregators knew about it.
Replying to @aaronpk
@aaronpk -- we must improve communication. we're working for the same thing, but not connected. let's use the technology.
Replying to @aaronpk
@aaronpk -- which is what RSS is for. ;-)