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NANTUCKET LIT PHLOG

UPDATES FOR 2024-01-31

Nicholas Bernhard // 2024-01-31 // Broomfield, CO

© 2024 NJB

CC-BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)

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Since this blog's static-site generator already produces an RSS file, having it
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between RSS and Atom is that Atom makes you get specific about content types.
Atom wants to know if the content is plain-text, HTML (requiring escaped angle
brackets), or the super-strict XHTML. XHTML is not flexible, it wants the HTML
tags nested just so.

I've settled on HTML, since that's what I use to deliver the full content of my
blog posts to via RSS. 

I do see the appeal of these readers. It's a simpler internet, certainly beats
contending with algorithms on other sites one could mention.

 **Liberapay**

I have set up a Liberapay for my personal writing: liberapay.com/ndhfilms
(https://liberapay.com/ndhfilms/). I plan to transition over to Liberapay for
all my crowdfunding within the next one to two months. 

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