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It is absolutely *wild* to me that media organizations still do not put RSS/Atom 
feed info front-and-center on their websites.
One needs to dive into HTML code or use external tools to discover their feeds.
It is wild because this is one of the easiest, least-effort ways to reach their audience. Encouraging RSS/Atom use is a phenomenal way of becoming less reliant on gatekeepers like huge social media platforms.
Come on! 
@rysiek I've wondered what happened to that button. I sure miss it!
@rysiek Thankfully Awesome RSS exists. Unfortunately it currently only has around 4600 users.
Hey, they had to make space in the codebase for all those revolutionary AI features their users were demanding!
(yes, I'm being sarcastic)
@rysiek don’t worry, they are adding an “AI” chat button that you can ask for an RSS feed and get bonus hallucinated content for free.
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And don't get me started on the absolutely screwed up, hilariously misguided decision by Mozilla to remove the RSS/Atom
button from the default Firefox UI a long while back.
You absolutely hopeless nincompoops!..