Comment by sixtyj
6 hours ago
RSS’ death is real - 15 years ago, almost every news site had a RSS feed, some had several ones. Today? RSS feed is rare.
So if you want to make news feed from news sites, you have to use parsing their html code, and ofc everybody has its own structure. JS powered sites are painful ones.
15 years ago, almost every news site had a RSS feed, some had several ones. Today? RSS feed is rare.
It may be a reflection of where you get your news.
New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Radio Free Europe, Mainichi, and lots of other legitimate primary source Big-J journalism news sites have RSS.
Rando McRepost's AI-Generated Rehash Blog? Not so much.
There are feeds of everything. You just have to look harder.
edit: provide an example please
Here's an example
https://help.abc.net.au/hc/en-us/articles/6147104938383-Why-...
Not exactly a "news" site, but this is still an example site that you'd expect would have a feed:
https://mistral.ai/news/