FeedCity

Another Idea, this time regarding authentification : 

it would be probably trivial to enable IndieAuth authentification on rss.chat, this would allow me for example to auth with my own website, using my own h-card to provide, email, username, etc. this would allow anyone supporting indieweb building blocks to login without bothering with email or with more complex SSO dependency (github, google, etc)

Another idea that I'm thinking out loud as I write this down : 

What if I could get a notification if/when someone directly replies to me, either using websub or perhaps an external notification provider (ie: ntfy.sh)

Just thinking out loud, but... if I subscribe to the "everyone's feed" https://users.rss.network/rss.xml in my RSS reader, I obviously see each entry, but there is no way to know who is the owner of the post.. if we'd push this idea further down the road of a "social network powered by RSS" I would love to be able to see right upfront "who" is the author of the post, a bit like we do in the rss.chat UI, i guess this is why the "client" exist, but I was wondering if we could make ANY rss feed reader able to display "rss.chat" streams with proper user attribution

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