tanteI wished all these newletters were just blogs
Jan Lehnardt 🛋️@tante good news: https://kill-the-newsletter.com
Niall O'Callaghan@janl @tante I'm intrigued, but it doesn't seem to work if email confirmation is required. Tried signing up to this one, for example, and I see nothing. https://theweekendwoodworker.com/newsletter/
@janl @tante I actually got this feed working by plugging the feed URL into the feed validator over here - https://validator.w3.org/feed/ - and finding the confirmation link therein. I'm finding some newsletters that don't accept the email as valid though, which is a shame.
Matunos@tante it's like they don't k ow RSS still exists
Joseph Zitt
JuliesBits 🇺🇲 🍑@juliesbits @matunos @tante I can't seem to get that to work. Can you give an example? And should it include the Community chats as well as the posts?
I follow several substack blogs and they all follow the same convention. I don't follow any related community chats.
Here's an example of one that I follow
Regular Order website address
https://jamiedupree.substack.com/
Regular Order RSS feed:
@juliesbits @matunos @tante
Ah, OK, The was a spare "/" in the URL in the previous post.
But when I said "community", the community chat was what I meant... But I see that that's now available on the actual post pages, which is better than needing the app.
Karen Lopez 🌎👩💻🔒@tante How would they track the correctness and currency of your email address, though? 😂
Beth P@tante with RSS feeds!
Bastian Greshake Tzovaras@tante Or just have RSS feeds back for everything.
yesh@tante atleast with substack every newsletter has a RSS feed
and, @janl mentioned https://kill-the-newsletter.com/ is stellar
T. J. Bombadil@tante Wait, you mean they aren't? 🤷
Greg Woods@tante amen to that.
Austin Nunn 
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@tante My favorite is when they are blogs but you still get a newsletter to remind you to just go to the blog.
mariah@tante the #1 reason I did not make a substack. I absolutely detest getting more emails that I won't read.
marcel
Mr_Hat_2010@tante Something I will never understand, why did newsletter became relevant again? They sucked in the 2000s and suck now too. Now my inbox is getting more cluttered again.
David Wynn@tante Yeah... but I'm also ok with them having a list of their subscribers.
Plus, putting them all in Readwise Reader means the difference is a lot less significant on my side.
acm@tante did it work?
hayawi@tante Same. I reroute everything to a read-it-later app. Luckily Substacks have RSS feeds so I don’t actually have to subscribe with my email.
Tom Whild@tante we’ve replaced RSS with email
Philip N Cohen@tante @klauspforr shhh: they are just blogs
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Tim Smith@tante I pay Feedly a lot of money to make all of my newsletters into blogs again.