Add a site

This opens a pre-filled GitHub issue; press Create. Within a minute a bot finds the site’s feed, adds it, and replies on the issue, or tells you if it couldn’t find one. Removing a site works the same way.

Sources

• The New York Times15 postsremove
• BBC News8 postsremove
• ProPublica10 postsremove
• Rest of World4 postsremove
• 404 Media11 postsremove
• Hacker News11 postsremove
• kottke.org15 postsremove
• Waxy.org5 postsremove
• Daring Fireball6 postsremove
• The Marginalian7 postsremove
• Public Domain Review2 postsremove
• Austin Kleon2 postsremove
• Derek Thompson3 postsremove
• Construction Physics4 postsremove
• Noahpinion3 postsremove
• Works in Progress4 postsremove
• Marginal Revolution6 postsremove
• Our World in Data4 postsremove
• InsideEVs15 postsremove
• Canary Media10 postsremove
• Heatmap8 postsremove
• Volts5 postsremove
• Streetsblog USA7 postsremove
• The Verge10 postsremove
• Slow Boring7 postsremove

Give a site more or less room

Each site shows up to 15 posts from the last 3 days. Change that for one site with options after its name, when you add it or in feeds.txt:

• limit=5 shows at most 5 posts, for sites that post constantly.
• days=14 keeps posts for 14 days, for blogs that post rarely.

For example, a name of The New York Times limit=8. To change a site that’s already here, edit feeds.txt on GitHub. If a site doesn’t show up, the build log says what it returned.

Export

Download these sites as OPML, the file format other feed readers import. The current list of posts is also available as JSON.