ai.robots.txt contains a big list of AI crawlers to block, either through robots.txt or via server rules:
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Exactly this, but with some automatic content grouping. Also, the ability to read the whole content in the reader instead of having to go to the site. But that depends on how RSS/Atom exposes the content; this is why I am not a big fan of the protocol. Too much fragmentation: RSS, RSS2, Atom.
> the ability to read the whole content in the reader instead of having to go to the site. But that depends on how RSS/Atom exposes the content;
It rather depends on the amount of content the RSS _author_ includes in the RSS feed. There's nothing in the RSS/Atom protocol that prevents you from reading the entire article, but some website creators decide to truncate the feed content.
My RSS reader of choice, InoReader, has the option to download the original website which solves the problem. However, I have over 200 feeds and it's rare to find one without the entire content being included.
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The palette doesn't seem perceptually uniform, i.e. the contrast ratios of each tint vs. white/black aren't the same across all colors. Did your try analysing the palette in https://huetone.ardov.me/ ?
I've analyzed the palette with my own tool, a11y-contrast[1], and indeed the luminance is not uniform. I wrote [2] about why this might be a desired property of a color palette.
darekkay commented on I've been advocating for RSS support, and you should too reedybear.bearblog.dev/iv... · Posted by u/emschwartz
This is interesting timing. I was asked at work to remove our RSS feed. Turns out no one but me knew what it was for they just saw the link in the site footer clicked it their browser showed a bunch of xml and they thought it was broken. I checked the logs turns out it gets 1000s of requests a day so I think that convinced them to keep it.
> 1000s of requests a day
Some RSS readers are quite aggressive with their polling time. At the same time, a single request may serve thousands of users. However, you can check your logs and get the actual number of subscribers, at least for popular RSS readers: https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-subscriber-count/
darekkay commented on I've been advocating for RSS support, and you should too reedybear.bearblog.dev/iv... · Posted by u/emschwartz
Speaking of advocating RSS, I was trying out Nikola [0] for static site generation and found that they have a really nice-looking RSS end-point [1] that is viewable both from the browser and an RSS reader. Looking into the XML, it turns out it's called xml-stylesheet:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="assets/xml/rss.xsl" media="all"?>
[1] https://getnikola.com/rss.xml (Open it in your browser!)
[2] https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/blob/master/nikola/data/...
I've once blogged about this technique, in case someone wants to learn more about it: https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling/
[0] https://openswimstars.com/paris/