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Government offices used to use their websites and mailing lists to publish their announcements. Now, the primary communication channel for most officials is a set of accounts spread across social media platforms. Senators post policy updates on Facebook.

There's a particular kind of sigh you let out when a platform you once loved starts making the same moves you've watched a dozen other sites make right before they got worse. Well, Reddit just made one. On May 28th, a Reddit admin posted in the moderator

In case you haven't caught on yet, some of us will just never be interested in being manipulated by those brain-rotting, never-ending homepage feeds you love shoving in our faces the moment we log in. We would rather use the feeds you offer for each of yo

After subscribing to a website in a feed reader, the reader needs to keep constantly checking the website for new content to show you. But an increasing number of websites are either severely limiting feed reader apps or outright blocking them because the

The feature in this article is available exclusively to those donating $10 or more monthly. If you're well acquainted with Open RSS feeds, you may have noticed that, when a website publishes new content, there could be a delay before the feed shows the ne