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RSS feeds: any good ones left?

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Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
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joined Nov 2007
#1 ·
I finally decided to get my RSS feeds organized today. Everything was going smoothly until I checked Reddit, where I was met with a massive disappointment. There is literally only one single feed that lumps together topics from every possible sub-reddit. It is completely useless.

A question for the admin:
Why aren't there more feeds organized by specific subreddits? What is even the point of this current, totally pointless feed?
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#2 ·
Does the owner or the system admin even read this subreddit? Or should I just send an email? Does anyone actually look at those emails?
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#3 ·
It’s pretty clear nobody is actually reading this...

Pathetic:
Share your feedback, ideas, or suggestions. How can we make Reddit better and more polished?

And yet, not a single person in charge is even paying attention...
Jacob Fisher9 Jacob Fisher9 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2009
#4 ·
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#5 ·
I don't quite get how this search engine even works:
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Anyway, thanks...
Laura Evans3 Laura Evans3 Member
47 messages
joined Dec 2008
#6 ·
The search tool won't even start if you enter fewer than four letters...
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#7 ·
Laura Evans3 said:The search function won't even look for anything under four letters...

Ugh... 🙄

At least show an error message instead of acting like nothing was found at all. But whatever...

By the way, I still maintain that the Reddit admin should just set up separate RSS feeds rather than leaving users to struggle with their own little workarounds...
Jacob Fisher9 Jacob Fisher9 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2009
#8 ·
Laura Evans3 said:The search engine won't even consider anything under four letters.

She doesn't even stumble very often, to be fair, but Google? Google trips over its own feet whether the stakes are high or low.

Jacob Foster11 said:By the way, I’m still holding my ground on the idea that the Reddit admins really ought to implement dedicated RSS feeds, rather than just leaving us users to fend for ourselves using whatever convoluted workarounds we can scrape together.

I probably should have waited, but honestly, it’s just faster to handle things myself than to sit around waiting on someone else to get their act together. That’s just how it goes, I guess.
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active MemberOP
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#9 ·
It’s just my luck that things couldn't end on a high note. The RSS feed is still fundamentally broken. It only pulls in new threads instead of updates to existing ones. This makes the whole thing completely useless since you can't actually track any ongoing discussions. Here is a look at how ridiculous this is. These are the top five items from the feed versus the IT Support forum.

Feed:
  • Windows installation issues
  • Gmail - issue
  • Computer won't boot!!!
  • Comcast connection keeps dropping
  • Port forwarding


Forum:
  • How to set audio to 48000 Hz, 24-bit
  • Two Thomson SpeedTouch ST780i WL
  • Windows installation issues
  • Gmail - issue
  • how do I convert srt to sub?

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