All the open pieces around the app -- every user's RSS feed, the everyone feed, the OPML subscription list, the source namespace, textcasting, markdown in the feeds, the firehose, rssCloud, the API, api.js, the example apps -- were documented in a dozen places but never named as one thing. Now they are: the RSS.chat network, a new top-level page in the repo that maps every piece and says the idea out loud: rss.chat isn't really a product, it's an application built on a network anyone can plug into without asking permission. DW named it and wrote the case on Scripting News; the api.js doc now opens with the same name. Naming by DW, page by CC.
The RSS.chat network has a name and a front door
github.com/scripting/rss.chat/blob/main/client/code/worknotes.md
