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Ask HN: Should a User Subscribe to a Blog

1 点作者 NieDzejkob将近 4 年前
Many platforms have a way in which users can indicate that they would like to be notified about future content of a creator. What is the best equivalent for independent blogs?<p>I can think of four potential ways to do this, and none are without downsides:<p>- RSS or Atom: high setup cost for user due to no builtin support in browsers.<p>- Web Push notifications: at least in Firefox, push notifications only appear for a few seconds and then seem to disappear forever, making it likely that the user will miss the notification. Also requires custom software on the server-side — I&#x27;d be curious to know if there is anything ready-made for this.<p>- Mailing lists: potential concerns about spam — there is no secure way of unsubscribing.<p>- Relying on a platform, such as Twitter and Mastodon: low specificity. Potentially off-putting due to off-topic or low-effort tweets.<p>Am I missing something? This seems like an obviously desirable feature, and yet there&#x27;s no obvious solution. What&#x27;s your opinion on this problem?

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marbu将近 4 年前
Take your audience into account, and consider multiple options to cover most of it with least effort, eg. have rss feed and also a twitter&#x2F;mastodon bot for people who don&#x27;t use rss. Having rss&#x2F;atom feed would also work as a primary data source, which other toos&#x2F;feed can use (eg. a twitter bot).