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I'm sick of social media. What are some good RSS feeds that you would recommend? (Yours count too!) (beehaw.org)
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I recently got into RSS and I'm trying to discover some feeds. What I honestly don't like is that some websites that use RSS and post a new article every couple hours. I'm looking for more personal blog type feeds. Personal projects. Posts that have a "soul" in them, if you will. If you have some that you love, share it here so everyone can take a look ^^.

And also if you have your own blog or RSS feed, you can share it here too! I don't think that would count as advertisement. I mean personally I would love to check them out!

Have a good day/night, much love.

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