If you're looking to get posts from my blog here in the fediverse, I [think I've successfully] set up @caseylisscom to do exactly that.

That being said, after leaving Twitter, I've re-embraced RSS, and I have to say, it's pretty great. I'm quite liking NetNewsWire: Phoenix Edition. 🙃

@brentsimmons and @maurice have been doing excellent work.

https://netnewswire.com

@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice the best part lately is being able to pipe the handful of vital Twitter accounts into NetNewsWire (local stuff, mostly). Very handy.
@mvo @caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice for following Twitter accounts on Mastodon have you seen https://tweets.icu ?
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@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice I wish some of the great RSS reader makers made Mastodon support. If you could add people to the sidebar, and mark them read, it would be fantastic.

Currently, Mastodon's Twitter-like experience is aimless scrolling.

Meanwhile, this is a good try towards that:

https://mastodon.social/@terhechte/109762188190735435

@Ciantic @caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice I guess all RSS readers have rudimentary support for this, by using the RSS version of a user’s profile url. Would be great to see native support for this though. Here is your profile in #inoreader
@Ciantic Feedbin supports this, so it should create a usable RSS feed for any client that supports Feedbin.
@caseyliss leaving Twitter, you say? 😉
@platt Gah, I really do need to take care of that.
@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice I’ve been using NetNewsWire to follow curated Twitter lists that I made years ago. They’re full of local government entities and sports writers that haven’t (and probably never will) made the transition to the fediverse. It’s works wonderfully.
@dre_k ohh this would bridge the gap for me. I have no functioning twitter clients anymore and have no desire to at this point. The one thing I’ve expected to miss is local announcements. I’m going to look into this!
Brent Simmons (@[email protected])

We will have to remove Twitter integration from NetNewsWire.

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@adamtootle 😩 I saw Twitter’s announcement. I just don’t understand them.
@caseyliss Agree wholeheartedly! I’ve put my Twitter mentions in NetNewsWire along with a bunch of sites I used to monitor via Twitter. It’s so great and such a time-savings to have this information come to ME instead of me going out and looking for it!
@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice Never stopped using RSS. Always loved it. Currently using Reader app, but have a bunch installed, including NetNewsWire.
@caseyliss For my Windows+iOS world I really like https://www.newsblur.com . I've been using it since Google Reader died. Small responsive team, priced to be reasonable and long-term sustainable.
NewsBlur - A Personal News Reader

Follow RSS feeds, train stories with intelligence filters, and read smarter. Free on web, iOS, and Android. Open source.

@caseyliss if I can ask what sites are you subscribed to? Wouldn’t mind adding some to mine
@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice Now we just need to start blogging again :)

@maurice @caseyliss @brentsimmons for those on Linux and don’t mind using a nice TUI #newsboat does a good job.

I use it because it can export page links to a file that I can use with other tools to download all manner of things like YT videos so they dump right into Plex. Or for offline viewing. I’m trying to stay connected whilst disconnected.

@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice I had completely forgotten about NNW, super happy it is still around. Also, just found out it can sync with Inoreader. Too bad there is no web app available.
@brentsimmons @maurice quick question, are there plans to integrate NNW with read later services like Raindrop?

@lenin We do, but I’m not sure if we will integrate with third party Read Later services or not. I really like how @johnbr@johnbrayton did this in Unread and we might do it that way. He integrates his iCloud support and any RSS aggregators that support read later like functionality. The @NetNewsWire team hasn’t discussed it yet though.

Safari‘a Reading List support does work right now via the Share sheet. If Raindrop’s app has a Share sheet extension, then that should work to get articles into Raindrop. You just wouldn’t be able to read them in @NetNewsWire unfortunately.

@maurice @NetNewsWire sounds good, thanks for the detailed explanation.
@vincode @johnbrayton I gave you some love, but got your handle wrong.
@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice Has anyone solved the RSS issues with publications only putting a fraction of the content up in the feed, and sticking the rest behind a full site visit?
@Noelwalling @caseyliss @maurice RSS readers tend to have a Reader view these days which deals with that problem.
@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice Welcome back! I never gave up on RSS, doggedly jumping into online brawls in its defense. Or maybe I’m just stubborn. Either way, @davew did make something wonderful for us all, didn’t he?!
@caseyliss Same. Unread on iOS, NNW on my Mac.

@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice

Heck, I’m using it as my Twitter client.

True, it’s a small feature set, but it’s a complete chronological timeline without ads.

@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice Never left RSS after the Google Reader days. In my case, I was an early supporter of Feedly and have a lifetime subscription as a result. Reeder on my desktop and the Feedly app itself works well for me on iOS/iPadOS. I’ll check out NNW again as I’m always open to trying all the options.

@caseyliss @brentsimmons @maurice

That's great to hear!

Forgetting RSS is the greatest sin of internet users of the last ~20 years.

I've lost count of how many times I've read crap like

"RSS died when Google killed Google Reader"

and of how many popular "experts" believe and repeat that crap

@caseyliss me too! I’m updating my feeds on Reeder App. Any recommendations??
@ivanruiz nothing in particular 🤷🏻‍♂️