Some of those categories explain why I am not yet sharing an OPML export of the feeds I currently subscribe to; some feeds have a private token embedded in the URL for authentication, or some are not meant to be shared too publicly. Managing a custom OPML export from TinyTinyRSS would be a bit too much work whenever I subscribe or unsubscribe from a feed. Instead, you'll just get the feeds featured in RSRSSS as an OPML file, as I slowly work my way through my subscriptions or other feeds that I find interesting and share them on here.
+Some of those categories explain why I am not yet sharing an OPML export of the feeds I currently subscribe to; some feeds have a private token embedded in the URL for authentication, or some are not meant to be shared too publicly. Managing a custom OPML export from TinyTinyRSS would be a bit too much work whenever I subscribe or unsubscribe from a feed. Instead, you'll just get the feeds featured in RSRSSS as an OPML file, as I slowly work my way through my subscriptions or other feeds that I find interesting and share them on here.
]]> @@ -1065,7 +1065,7 @@I am usually known by my friends as that one guy who keeps on telling you to make an RSS feed out of everything. You made a blog? Feed. A list of any kind? Feed. A calendar? Feed. You have anything public that could possibly get some updates over time and could be followed regularly? Feed. We must feed.
dozens, now a recurring character in this feed, summarized me in an original way:
there's an rss devil on my shoulder telling me to make new feeds all the time, and it is lucidiot. on my other shoulder is an rss angel and it is also lucidiot and it is also always telling me make new feeds.