What we cover
The site focuses on RSS and related feed formats, feed-reader workflows, podcast delivery, canonical publishing, automation, self-hosting, and IndieWeb practices. The articles are written as practical references: they define the problem, explain tradeoffs, and end with steps a reader or publisher can use.
How the site is organized
RSS Guides covers feed concepts, formats, and creation. Feed Readers covers software choice, organization, portability, and self-hosting. Publishing connects feeds to SEO, podcasts, automation, and durable source ownership. The Feedline Journal contains ten long-form guides dated across 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Editorial approach
We avoid invented usage figures, rankings, testimonials, and “best” claims that depend on unstated preferences. Each long-form article includes one primary external reference chosen for the subject, alongside internal links that build a coherent learning path. Dates and item identifiers remain consistent across pages, structured data, sitemap entries, and the RSS feed.
Built as the thing it describes
WebLogRSS.com is a static site with clean directory URLs, a public sitemap, RSS autodiscovery, a complete RSS feed, accessible navigation, and original featured graphics. It demonstrates that an editorial resource can be visually expressive while remaining portable and straightforward to host.