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You don't sign up here.
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<p>You just write what's on your mind, respond to an idea, post a recipe, or share a photo. It's blogs, but perhaps not in the way you would think of blogs.</p>
<p>You just write what's on your mind, respond to an idea, post a recipe, or share a photo. It's blogs, but perhaps not in the way you would normally think of blogs.</p>
<p>It just takes three things to participate:</p>
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<p>Starting a blog is actually a lot simpler than what you're probably thinking. This doesn't have to be some well polished highly viewed monetization machine. It's just a simple website where you can casually talk about whatever you want to talk about! It can be long, short, a list of small things, or just a quote. It should be how you talk with other people in your own life, or how you communicate with the outside world. It should be you on a page. Here's a few places you can make a blog that are RSS enabled:</p>
<p>Starting a blog is actually a lot simpler than what you're probably thinking. This doesn't have to be some well polished highly viewed monetization machine, or even something professional or formal. It's just a simple website where you can casually talk about whatever you want to talk about! It can be long, short, a list of small things, or just a quote. It should be how you talk with other people in your own life, or how you communicate with the outside world. It should be you on a page. Here's a few places you can make a blog that are RSS enabled:</p>
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<h3 class="text-lg font-semibold mb-2">Hosted Services</h3>
<h3 class="text-lg font-semibold mb-2">Easy Hosted Services</h3>
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<p class="text-gray-700 mb-3">These are great if you are not quite a technical person and need everything to be simple and easy to use.</p>
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<p>Also known as "really simple syndication", RSS has been around for decades. In short, it's a simple list of data that can be updated and can notify when a new post has been shared. This is great for blogs as you don't want to always manually check the blogs you're following. When you make your blog, you want to make sure it's RSS enabled. You also will want to get an RSS reader, as this will allow you to create a list of people to follow and let you read posts as they are published. These can vary from hosted web platforms where you might need to pay at some point to just free apps you can download. Would highly recommend trying a few and seeing which works best!</p>
<p>RSS is actually already familiar to you if you have ever subscribed to a newsletter. You put your email into someone’s website, and when they have updates, they send you emails to your inbox so you can stay in the loop. In the case of RSS, you have a dedicated app, called an RSS reader usually, and you can put in someone’s website into the app to subscribe. When they make a new post, just open your news reader app, and their posts will be retrieved and ready to read. Some reader apps even let you make folders and tags to organize blogs you are subscribed to, similar to how an email app lets you make folders to sort mail. Would highly recommend trying a few of the apps or services and seeing which works best!</p>
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<a href="https://feedly.com" target="_blank" class="bg-purple-100 hover:bg-purple-200 text-purple-800 px-3 py-1 rounded-full text-sm font-medium transition-colors">Feedly</a>
<a href="https://www.inoreader.com" target="_blank" class="bg-purple-100 hover:bg-purple-200 text-purple-800 px-3 py-1 rounded-full text-sm font-medium transition-colors">Inoreader</a>
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Does this replace social media?
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Not necessarily! Most people have already ditched social media, and the way Blog Feeds operates doesn't act like a drop in replacement. It's a different style of interacting with people on the web. It's slower, more personal, and has much different incentives. Everyone is different so choose what works best for you; we just ask you give Blog Feeds a shot!
Not necessarily! The way Blog Feeds operates doesn't act like a drop in replacement. It's a different style of interacting with people on the web. It's slower, more personal, and has much different incentives. Everyone is different so choose what works best for you; we just ask you give Blog Feeds a shot! Some of us are using both in tandem, and thanks to the pace of Blogs we don't find ourselves on social media as much as we used to be.
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