Follow NDLSK With RSS
A simple note about RSS, why it is useful, and how to follow NDLSK without social feeds or algorithms.
Most of the internet now expects you to follow everything through platforms: timelines, recommendations, notifications, algorithms, and apps that decide what should appear in front of you.
RSS is quieter than that.
It is a simple way to follow websites directly. No account, no feed ranking, no “you may also like”, no platform deciding whether a new post is worth showing. If a site publishes something new, your RSS reader sees it.
That is basically the whole idea.
What RSS is
RSS is a small feed that a website publishes. An RSS reader checks that feed and shows you new posts when they appear.
You do not need to understand the technical part. Think of it like subscribing to a website itself, not to a social media account around it.
Instead of opening NDLSK from time to time to check what changed, you can add the RSS feed once and let your reader show new posts when they are published.
How to follow NDLSK
The NDLSK RSS feed is here:
To use it, copy that link and add it to any RSS reader.
Some examples of RSS readers:
- Feedly;
- Inoreader;
- NetNewsWire;
- Reeder;
- Readwise Reader;
- any other app that supports RSS feeds.
The exact button depends on the app, but the idea is usually the same: add a new feed, paste the link, and save it.
After that, new NDLSK posts should appear in your reader automatically.
Why use it
RSS is useful if you do not want every update to depend on Telegram, social media, or checking the site manually.
Telegram is good for quick notes, reactions, and small updates. RSS is better if you want a clean list of published posts without noise around them.
Both can exist together. The site stays the main place. Telegram is the lighter layer around it. RSS is the quiet way to follow the actual posts.
No algorithm, no timeline, no pressure to react.
Just new things when they appear.
— Serhii N.