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# RSS Feeds
RSS feeds let you follow community content in your favorite feed reader without visiting the site directly.
## Available Feeds
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The platform provides RSS feeds at several levels:
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| Feed | URL Pattern | Content |
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| **Global** | `/rss` | All new threads across every public forum |
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| **Forum-specific** | `/forums/{slug}/rss` | New threads in a specific forum |
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| **Tag-specific** | `/tags/{tag}/rss` | New threads with a specific tag |
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| **Member activity** | `/members/{username}/rss` | Public posts by a specific member |
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| **Wiki updates** | `/know/rss` | New and updated wiki pages |
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| **New threads** | `/rss/threads` | New threads across public forums |
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| **Forum** | `/rss/forums/{slug}` | New threads in a specific forum |
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| **Tag** | `/rss/tag/{slug}` | New threads with a specific tag |
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| **Member** | `/rss/user/{username}` | Public threads by a specific member |
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| **Files** | `/rss/files` | Newly shared files |
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Each feed includes the 25 most recent items by default.
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Each feed includes the most recent items by default.
## Finding a Feed URL
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Look for the **RSS icon** (orange broadcast icon) on any forum listing, tag page, or member profile. Click it to get the feed URL. You can copy this URL and paste it into your feed reader.
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Alternatively, most modern feed readers auto-discover RSS feeds when you paste the page URL — the platform includes RSS `<link>` tags in the HTML head.
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## Authentication for Private Feeds
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Feeds for public content do not require authentication. If the community has member-only forums, those threads are excluded from the public RSS feed.
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To access member-only content via RSS:
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1. Go to **Settings > API & Integrations > RSS Token**.
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2. Generate a personal RSS token.
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3. Append `?token=YOUR_TOKEN` to any feed URL.
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Your token is tied to your account permissions — you only see content you are authorized to access.
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Look for the **RSS icon** on a forum listing, tag page, or member profile and copy the link. Most modern feed readers also auto-discover feeds when you paste the page URL, because the relevant pages include RSS `<link>` tags in the HTML head.
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Keep your RSS token private. If you suspect it has been compromised, regenerate it from the same settings page (the old token is revoked immediately).
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## Your Personal Unread Feed
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## Feed Reader Recommendations
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You also have a private feed of your own unread threads at `/rss/my/unread`. It is tied to a personal token so only you can read it.
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Any standard RSS reader works. Popular options include:
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1. Go to **Account → RSS** (`/account/rss`).
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2. Copy your personal feed URL, which already includes your token.
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3. Add it to your feed reader.
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- **Feedly** — web-based, cross-platform.
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- **Inoreader** — feature-rich web reader.
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- **NetNewsWire** — free, open-source (macOS and iOS).
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- **Thunderbird** — email client with built-in feed support.
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Keep this URL private. If you think your token has leaked, rotate it from the same page — the old token stops working immediately.
## Tips
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- Combine tag-specific feeds to build a custom reading list of topics you care about.
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- Use the wiki updates feed to stay informed when knowledge base articles are added or revised.
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- If you manage a website, you can embed the community's RSS feed to display recent discussions.
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- Combine tag feeds to build a custom reading list of the topics you care about.
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- Any standard feed reader works. Paste a feed URL and the reader does the rest.
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- If you run a website, you can embed a community feed to show recent discussions.
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RSS Feeds
RSS feeds let you follow community content in your favorite feed reader without visiting the site directly.
Available Feeds
The platform provides RSS feeds at several levels:
| Feed | URL Pattern | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Global | /rss |
All new threads across every public forum |
| Forum-specific | /forums/{slug}/rss |
New threads in a specific forum |
| Tag-specific | /tags/{tag}/rss |
New threads with a specific tag |
| Member activity | /members/{username}/rss |
Public posts by a specific member |
| Wiki updates | /know/rss |
New and updated wiki pages |
Each feed includes the 25 most recent items by default.
Finding a Feed URL
Look for the RSS icon (orange broadcast icon) on any forum listing, tag page, or member profile. Click it to get the feed URL. You can copy this URL and paste it into your feed reader.
Alternatively, most modern feed readers auto-discover RSS feeds when you paste the page URL — the platform includes RSS <link> tags in the HTML head.
Authentication for Private Feeds
Feeds for public content do not require authentication. If the community has member-only forums, those threads are excluded from the public RSS feed.
To access member-only content via RSS:
- Go to Settings > API & Integrations > RSS Token.
- Generate a personal RSS token.
- Append
?token=YOUR_TOKENto any feed URL.
Your token is tied to your account permissions — you only see content you are authorized to access.
Keep your RSS token private. If you suspect it has been compromised, regenerate it from the same settings page (the old token is revoked immediately).
Feed Reader Recommendations
Any standard RSS reader works. Popular options include:
- Feedly — web-based, cross-platform.
- Inoreader — feature-rich web reader.
- NetNewsWire — free, open-source (macOS and iOS).
- Thunderbird — email client with built-in feed support.
Tips
- Combine tag-specific feeds to build a custom reading list of topics you care about.
- Use the wiki updates feed to stay informed when knowledge base articles are added or revised.
- If you manage a website, you can embed the community's RSS feed to display recent discussions.
# RSS Feeds
RSS feeds let you follow community content in your favorite feed reader without visiting the site directly.
## Available Feeds
The platform provides RSS feeds at several levels:
| Feed | URL Pattern | Content |
|------|------------|---------|
| **Global** | `/rss` | All new threads across every public forum |
| **Forum-specific** | `/forums/{slug}/rss` | New threads in a specific forum |
| **Tag-specific** | `/tags/{tag}/rss` | New threads with a specific tag |
| **Member activity** | `/members/{username}/rss` | Public posts by a specific member |
| **Wiki updates** | `/know/rss` | New and updated wiki pages |
Each feed includes the 25 most recent items by default.
## Finding a Feed URL
Look for the **RSS icon** (orange broadcast icon) on any forum listing, tag page, or member profile. Click it to get the feed URL. You can copy this URL and paste it into your feed reader.
Alternatively, most modern feed readers auto-discover RSS feeds when you paste the page URL — the platform includes RSS `<link>` tags in the HTML head.
## Authentication for Private Feeds
Feeds for public content do not require authentication. If the community has member-only forums, those threads are excluded from the public RSS feed.
To access member-only content via RSS:
1. Go to **Settings > API & Integrations > RSS Token**.
2. Generate a personal RSS token.
3. Append `?token=YOUR_TOKEN` to any feed URL.
Your token is tied to your account permissions — you only see content you are authorized to access.
Keep your RSS token private. If you suspect it has been compromised, regenerate it from the same settings page (the old token is revoked immediately).
## Feed Reader Recommendations
Any standard RSS reader works. Popular options include:
- **Feedly** — web-based, cross-platform.
- **Inoreader** — feature-rich web reader.
- **NetNewsWire** — free, open-source (macOS and iOS).
- **Thunderbird** — email client with built-in feed support.
## Tips
- Combine tag-specific feeds to build a custom reading list of topics you care about.
- Use the wiki updates feed to stay informed when knowledge base articles are added or revised.
- If you manage a website, you can embed the community's RSS feed to display recent discussions.
