Based on my experience I'd go with Atom for that reason. If you don't care which you go with, and don't expect it to be used, then Atom should be your choice. Would it really be that hard and time consuming to simply add both? RSS and Atom are very similar, it could be as easy as having 2 different output views. Sign up to join this community.
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Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Go to the "Optimize" tab and click on the "Convert Format Burner" link on the bottom left-hand side. On the next screen, highlight the feed type from the "Convert Feed Format To" drop-down box. Click the "Activate" button. John Mitchell is an expert in all things technology, including social media and smart phones.
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The Navbar another unlabeled feature has two links - "Design" and "New Post" - which lead to different dashboard sections, when you are appropriately logged in to Blogger. By Nitecruzr June 27, Most of us who publish a Blogger blog just setup a blog, and start.
So it's a win-win because my content gets read and people don't have to go out of their way to consume my content. An easy way for a content creator to reach the target audience is to go to the places where the target audience hangs out. Manually posting your content there could take a lot of time depending on the number of channels you're going through.
So being able to do this automatically relieves a lot of pain and saves you a lot of time. A lot of services can consume and produce an RSS or Atom feed. This makes automation incredibly simple because you only have to update the feed on your blog and all these other services will pick it up. They will then perform some task for you. You don't have to manually tell those services that you published a new post, they will retrieve it from your website.
This means that you don't have to do anything yourself when you want to share your blog posts. This is in contrast with sending API requests to other platforms telling them an update is available.
You don't have to write any implementation details for sharing your content, but rather, you can use this standardized system to create the feed in one place and then hang back and relax until the other services request the feed and pick up your content. A lot of people think syndication feeds are this outdated technology people used a decade ago.
I used to be one of those people until I discovered it's true potential. Syndication feeds allow you to tailor your newsfeed exactly the way you want it to. Instead of going through a newsfeed that's been created by something like a newspaper, where you see every single news article, you can pick and choose which channels you would like to see.
This sounds oddly familiar, doesn't it?
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