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Last updated: 18 February 2025

The RSS Feeds

1. Main page consists of announcements and news. Main posts: feed.xml
2. Notebook articles: pwnotebooks.xml
3. Fountain pen articles: pwpens.xml
4. Haiku: pwhaiku.xml

You can subscribe to one or more of them.

I use RSS to manage a lot of my internet reading. Feeds can be found on nearly every website on the internet. You can even keep up with the NY Times via their feeds. You might have to be a subscriber, though.

There are many fee-based or free RSS readers. If you need one, here are RSS Apps recommended by LifeHacker, Wired, and iGeeksBlog. Feedly, NewsBlur, and Inoreader are very popular. I use News Explorer.

Alternatives to News reader Apps

If you don’t want to use an RSS reader, you can try using FeedRabbit or Blogtrottr to get RSS updates sent directly to your email. Both have free and paid plans.

Articles about RSS

• Lifewire: What is an RSS Feed?
• Cory Doctorow wrote You should be using an RSS reader
• Bsky has RSS feeds. Article here.
• So does Mastodon. Article here.

This site doesn’t track what you read. Nor has it ever strived to monetize your reading. But you shouldn’t steal content.

Attribution of public domain photo on left: Higganum Feed Store, taken by Ed Fladung, 2009-Sep-04, in Higganum, CT, USA.