Is there a law or something? :)
I wish people would blog more like in the old days.
Even though it's a simple standard that's been around for decades, there are still many sites which serve their feeds with a subtly wrong format. When something doesn't work, users come knocking on your door saying "it works in X reader but not in yours", so now you have to handle that and contribute to the ever growing list of out of spec edge cases that feed readers need to account for.
I think we should take Google to court over destroying blogs and force them to add back RSS support.
https://pico.sh/feeds is an ssh app that is an rss-to-email service.
Password is vaultearly644988
Pardon the dust. There's an app tie-in that I'm almost done with too, a widget-first app that shows your RSS feed collections on your phone's home screen. It would really be great if we could start to bring about an RSS renaissance!
I still need to decide which spec I hate more, RSS or OpenGraph. Hmm… RSS had more excuses for being bad, OpenGraph was just a spectacularly bad thing thrown over the wall by a company that should have known better. (I drafted something examining how comprehensively bad it was some years ago, I should put it onto my new site and continue it at some point.)
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culi•42m ago
I think the reason its not stripped is because it's actually "U+2665 : BLACK HEART SUIT {valentine}" which predates the emojis. Lots of fonts and OSes will render these older unicode symbols as emojis
sylware•42m ago
Unsupported unicode code points are just rendered using a place holder.
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culi•42m ago
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+2665
It's part of the card suite icons
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