A note from Daniel

RSS, or "really simple syndication," the protocol that came closest to challenging corporate social networks. RSS is a protocol with functionality similar to a social network. It lets you make lists of users you want to follow, and it allows those users to send you content. The updates get pushed to the customized feeds of subscribers, who follow the sites and blogs of their choice using their preferred RSS "reader" software. The system is elegant and decentralized. But it's bare bones.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 22 · February 27, 2024 Save to shelf
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