RSS

[nyyki]

Anyone know how to set up a RSS feed for my reading page? I had one at "the other place", and I'm hoping there's one here. Also, anyone happen to know what it's going to take to purge out my entire journal over at that other place?
Lastly, I've got several entries in Semagic's friends list from there, and I don't know what that means or how I could see them without logging in over there. My last few logins returned no posts, so I'm thinking they've all gone static over there.
/me stomps foot
I wan that community back, and over here would be just fine. I miss this environment so much.

Comments

[flamingsword]

Are you trying to port the reading page here into an RSS feed to a different service?

And about a fifth of the folks I follow over here are just from a post on facebook where I said, "Direct message me if you have a Dreamwidth or other journal. I want to read your thoughts." And then subscribed to them or put them in the RSS feed for here.

[nyyki]

No, I want to get updates to my reading list into Outlook's RSS catcher, just like LJ did. I didn't get any responses from anyone besides folks I already knew about here when I posted about moving my longer stuff here.

Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

[theantichick]

I did some digging and it does not appear this is a feature DW has.

You can get feeds for each individual journal… in fact there’s one link that gets public entries and another that passes auth info. But you’d have to add each friend you want to follow individually.

As for clearing out the other places entries, I’ve long since done it and shut down my account so I can’t help with that one.

[flamingsword]

If people have turned off the ability of bots to load their pages, there’s not much you can do other than ask them to make their journal publicly accessible. Which I will got check my settings for in a minute. But locked entries don’t get fed to the RSS feeds no matter what.

After July 4th, I can come over with a spare monitor and we can see about inputting the individual journal URLs into Outlook, if you want.