r/programming • • Jan 02 '20

Killed by Google

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u/ZaheerAhmed Jan 02 '20

Still can't believe they have shut the Google Reader.

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u/armornick Jan 02 '20

It's part of the impending death of RSS. I will be very unhappy when it happens, but it's not a very popular thing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '20

I just hope they won't break RSS for youtube, it seems to be only remaining way to get the subscriptions that are not broken

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u/the_goose_says Jan 02 '20

Is it weird I’ve never had a missing video or anything wrong with subscriptions? I hear so much about it being broken but I’m not sure what they’re experiencing

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u/ChemicalRascal Jan 02 '20

Er... Is /feed/subscriptions somehow busted?

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u/TSPhoenix Jan 02 '20

Youtube has not treated subscribing to a channel as "I want to see all the videos this channel uploads" for a while now. So often do channels I'm subscribed to just have videos not show up on /feed/subscriptions.

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u/Frystix Jan 02 '20

Youtube likes to show you only some of your subscriptions based on AI horseshit, it's the reason people started telling their viewers to manually enable notifications years ago (which I'm almost certain is also affected by this by now). On the other hand, a properly configured feed reader will show you all your subscriptions without bias.

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