List of RSS feeds distributed by each software on Fediverse
List of RSS feeds distributed by each software on Fediverse
Introduction
As far as I know, the software used by Fediverse, a decentralized social networking site, makes information public due to its decentralized nature, and as a result, it's often possible to obtain feeds of the latest information via RSS.
However, the extent to which this is possible varies depending on the software's capabilities and features, and I was interested in the functionality of each piece of software, so I decided to write this article to research and summarize the state of RSS on Fediverse, including its URL structure.
This article is based on a pioneering article titled "Finding Fediverse Feeds" that appeared on the website Hyperborea: Kelson Vibber.
Stream Fediverse feeds to your RSS reader
URL Structure Table
説明
Below are descriptions of the columns in the table above.
- Software
- The software you are using.
- Section
- Which feed for that software?
- URL
- The URL structure.
- Type
- The file type. This indicates whether it is RSS or Atom.
- Title
- Whether the post title is displayed in the RSS feed.
- Visible Links
- Whether the RSS link is visible on the instance.
- RSS Subscriptions from External Servers
- Whether you can subscribe to RSS feeds from users of external instances.
Feed Functionality Comparison
- Software that only contains the user's RSS feed
- Software that exists beyond user RSS feeds
- Lemmy
- Community
- User
- Local Timeline
- All Timeline
- Your front page
- Your inbox
- Your modlog
- PieFed
- Community
- User
- Topic
- Feeds
- Mbin
- Community
- User
- Tag
- Plume
- Blog
- User
- WriteFreely
- Blog
- User
- Mastodon
- User
- Hashtag
- User-Hashtag
- Hubzilla
- Posts and Comments
- Only Posts
- PeerTube
- User
- User Podcast
- HackersPub
- User
- User Article
- friendica
- User
- User Comments
- User Timeline
- Software without RSS
- Lemmy
Reference
- Fediverse in general
- Lemmy
- Mastodon
- Misskey
Sort on Lemmy
/feeds/c/{community}.xml?sort={sort}
The {sort} part of Lemmy in the RSS list above corresponds to the "URL" column in the table below.
example:
/feeds/c/{community}.xml?sort=New
Source: Votes and Ranking
Stream RSS feeds to Your Fediverse Feeds
A well-known method of distributing RSS feeds from the web to ActivityPub is software (server) called RSSParrot, which was created for that purpose.
In addition, in the Japanese-speaking world, there is a public Mastodon instance called the RSSフィードbot鯖, which is dedicated to RSS Bots and is also widely used.
Original article
FediverseのRSS事情 - URL構造の一覧など - hoageckoのブログ Article in Japanese
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