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They got rid of RSS to force everyone to have to engage with their timeline. I doubt they would be nice enough to do this
by ajudson 7y ago
They got rid of RSS to force everyone to have to engage with their timeline. I doubt they would be nice enough to do this
- markosaric 7y agoI hope they will be. About Twitter RSS: I recently discovered nitter.net. It's a Twitter front-end without all that tracking and with the addition of RSS. Jack's at https://nitter.net/jack https://nitter.net/jack and the RSS is https://nitter.net/jack/rss https://nitter.net/jack/rss
- arminiusreturns 7y agoI really like this. I had been looking for a cli client and wasn't impressed by any of them, and this seems like a good compromise for reading others timelines, especially since I am an RSS-aholic.