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Best tool for creating RSS feeds for websites without RSS?

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Rokosun
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Hey @tio, check this out! See if you can use this to convert between atom and RSS feeds - https://github.com/snarfed/granary

Does this mean you can move https://rdt.trom.tf to a libreddit instance now? 😀

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Mike Rockwell
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I use RSS-Bridge a lot and just recently started testing FetchRSS.com for Facebook Pages. It’s been okay so far — biggest downside is that it’s slow to update with a free account.
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Tio
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Very interesting I will have a look. We dont use the teddit rss feed anymore for tromnews but i like teddit more than reddit honestly 😁

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Rokosun
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By reddit did you mean libreddit? Because the original reddit UI is not clean at all and that's why we gotta use alternate front-ends like teddit or libreddit 😄
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Tio
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Yup sorry I like teddit more than libreddit.
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Rokosun
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Its OK I can continue using a different instance of libreddit 😁
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Tio
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Will have a look at it but teddit is great because of RSS support out of the box, which makes it useful if you wanna follow subreddits. I have little respect for projects that do not have an RSS feed. RSS is, in my view, essential for the web.
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Rokosun
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I thought Libreddit had atom feed support 🤔
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Tio
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I am adding this to my to-try list. I'd love to fix our TROMlive.
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