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Let new posts come to you, instead of checking back and hoping
Subscribing by RSS is like nailing a mailbox to your own front door — things get dropped in, instead of you walking to the post office every day to ask whether anything arrived.
In plain terms: you save one address in a reader app, and whenever something new goes up here, it appears in your list. No sign-up, no email address, no platform in between.
Feed addresses
One per language. Copy the address below and paste it into your reader. The highlighted one matches the language you are reading now.
https://antisubmissivist.com/zh/feed.xmlhttps://antisubmissivist.com/en/feed.xmlhttps://antisubmissivist.com/ja/feed.xmlWhy subscribe here
Full text, not summaries. You can finish a piece without ever leaving your reader.
No tracking, no algorithm, no ads. I have no idea who subscribed, or what they read.
Leave whenever you like — I will not know that either. There is no list, so there is nothing to win you back with.
Three steps
- 1
Install an RSS reader. A few are listed below, for phone and desktop.
- 2
Copy one of the feed addresses above.
- 3
In your reader, choose “Add feed” and paste it in. That is all.
Picking a reader
Two kinds: ones that keep your subscriptions on your own device or server, with no account; and ones that keep them in someone else’s cloud, which needs an account but syncs across devices. Choose by what you care about.
- NetNewsWiremacOS / iOS. Free and open source. Subscriptions stay on the device; no account.
- FreshRSSSelf-hosted on your own server. Open source, and the data stays entirely yours.
- MinifluxAlso self-hosted. Minimal and light on resources; a hosted version exists too.
- FeedlyWeb / iOS / Android. Account required. The free tier is enough, and it syncs across devices.
- InoreaderWeb / iOS / Android. Account required. Its free tier does a little more than Feedly’s.
- ThunderbirdA desktop mail client that also reads RSS. Nothing extra to install if you already use it for mail.
Don’t want a reader?
Bookmark this page, or watch the GitHub Discussions where this site’s comments live. There is no email list: that would mean handing me your address, and the point of this place is to know as little about you as possible.