And wanted to share because I think it's a great thing to use, and want more people using it. Dex's article is also great and I can't wait to check out some of the feeds they suggested later.
- they/it/she
- dexthedragon.co.uk/
...fictional ex-90s platformer mascot, nerd, plural, ΞΞ.
Masto π
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hmm... I'm a bit surprised you list OOPs as a nsfw webcomic; there's like two things I can think of that would qualify even incidentally as that, but the author's gone out of his way to avoid putting porn in the webcomic proper (and even in side material!), as it might lead people to think that's a thing he just wants to do, all the time, forever. I wouldn't call it nsfw myself.
Yeah, it's more a warning for those few pages than it is a statement in general, I've updated that to be more reflective.
one note about your website's design is that the table at the end includes no borders or markings, so it's very very difficult to see what description goes with what link
yeah noticed that in testing and it needs fixing, it's just a case of doing that without breaking other things
I use Feed-On-Feeds, personally, as it's a self-hosted thing with minimal requirements. Also it's worth noting that Cohost provides RSS feeds with adequate discovery nowadays.
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