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[Meta] Tags, RSS explosion and Octothorpe Protocol

2026-05-02T17:53:18-03:00

On more updates to this blog, we now have tags to browse specific topics and dedicated RSS feeds. This means this blog now serves an obscene amount of RSS feeds which is really appropriate considering RSS is adorable.

To complement the tags, I’ve added support for the Octothorpe Protocol</a>, which is a way to aggregate hashtags and other relations through an indexing server that allows you to discover and curate related content.

I’ve also added webmention metadata to be able to receive it, but haven’t implemented any way to display it yet.

[Meta] Feed & link updates

2026-04-11T14:04:07-03:00

I’ve changed where the links RSS feed points its main URL to, linking directly to what I’m sharing instead of a page with nothing where you just click the actual link.

If there’s a note attached to the link, it will link to it. Otherwise, you get straight to the destination.

As a downside, depending on how it’s configured, this might cause your feed reader to flood you with a bunch of links as if they were new. Sorry!

I’ve also set the author</code> field properly so the feeds and posts don’t all show up as if the content is by me. This should make the “All content” feed less confusing.

Finally, I’ve made some layout changes to make the blog look less cluttered on mobile and the link note page more clearly separated between the link and its commentary.


[Meta] Notice on RSS feeds
2024-09-01T00:00:00+00:00
For those subscribing to this blog’s RSS feeds:</p>
First, if you are getting links but would rather only be notified about posts, you are probably subscribed to an “all content” feed. You can find all feed options in the feeds</a> page.</p>
Second, as per a recent thread</a> I started on Mastodon, I am planning on keeping only the Atom feeds in the future.</p>
Currently, all feeds are served in two formats, for example:</p>

https://blog.jutty.dev/posts/rss.xml</a></li>
https://blog.jutty.dev/posts/atom.xml</a></li>
</ul>
On a much later date, I plan on retiring the rss.xml</code> feeds, so if that’s what you are subscribed to, consider changing to the equivalent atom.xml</code> feed sometime in the future.</p>
Both formats will keep working for now. The only immediate change will be that only the atom.xml</code> ones will be advertised on the feeds</a> page and on HTML meta tags.</p>