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How do you find RSS feeds that you're interested in?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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My question was not to ask for you to find something that's interesting to me. My question was to ask how do you personally go about finding interesting (to you) RSS feeds. Tools or methods was what I was looking for. For example, see @redshift@lemmy.ml and their reply to this post.
I usually find that adding a website/blog that I visit frequently (i.e. find interesting) works pretty well.
The idea of my question is to ask how one goes about this discovery of finding these interesting blogs.
usually once you get into a hobby or a field that's interesting for you, you'll just stumble upon them. either someone from a community will recommend a website directly, or you'll notice that people link to a particular website often when discussing things, or it gets mentioned in a Youtube video about the topic, or it'll simply pop up in your search results. you can find bunch of interesting stuff by, well, being interested in stuff.