Post #1895958
2026-04-23 18:20 UTC
One of the most heartbreaking recent developments is that a lot of sites that used to have public RSS feeds have gotten rid of them, specifically because of shitty practices like this. In order to protect yourself from getting your ""content"" fed into these models, folks have to make their sites harder for normal people to access. Because if you maintain a public RSS, well, don't you know you're consenting to being fed into the machine? 🥴
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@renkotsuban@gamedev.lgbt 2026-04-23 18:28
Probably the most heartbreaking part of this is if you go to the front page of Bubbles.town, you'll see a lot of bloggers championing the human touch of the indie web, the rejection of this broad-scale, mindless consumption of "content" by algorithms and LLMs, and their delight at what looks at first glance like a community-driven approach to sharing blog posts among like-minded people How many of them would be happy to know that Bubbles.town is feeding their sites into Claude lol