my swagful barebones rss feed entry generator is up on my website1 if anyone wants to use it!
it runs on your terminal and takes as input a title, url and description. date gets generated automatically (which is the main point of doing this). it prints an xml item you can copy and paste into your file. should save around two minutes overall, which is how you know an automated script is useful ^_^
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for the record by 'up on my website' i mean you can get the code to save a .py file on your computer and run it on your command line to get the entry to paste into your xml file. there's no web interface; that sort of defeats the purpose imo
