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Looking at a GWG post as an example: https://david.shanske.com/2025/12/21/jewish-museum-of-florida/ has an Atom feed for all posts, one for all comments, one for comments on this specific post, one in mf2 JSON format, and one in JF2 JSON format.
gRegor
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2025-12-24 22:20
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and I might go down that route with offering a photos-only feed eventually
[Al_Abut]
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2025-12-24 22:17
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yeah totally, I can see that as a useful pattern
[Al_Abut]
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2025-12-24 22:17
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[Al_Abut], one intended instance of multiple rel-alternates is WordPress which usually offers an RSS for posts, and a separate RSS for comments. I think post permalinks advertise both of those.
gRegor
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2025-12-24 22:16
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but then how does that work if the page is a blog post, not the feed page itself?
[Al_Abut]
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2025-12-24 22:12
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actually I don’t think it’s great UX to have multiple types of feeds anyway, but that’s a design decision
[Al_Abut]
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2025-12-24 22:11
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Vs if someone is using a social reader, mf2 as the first option is reasonable
gRegor
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2025-12-24 22:09
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Yeah for least friction for anyone using a feed reader, you'll want rel-alternates listed. Otherwise you'd have to include a regular link to the RSS feed and some instructions to copy that link and paste it. Which sure, some portion of RSS users are familiar with, but it's just extra work.
gRegor
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2025-12-24 22:09
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But the only universal solution I can think of is to serve the granary one to everyone. And somehow keep the microformats one as a secret handshake for friends.
[Al_Abut]
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2025-12-24 22:06
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yeah, give a choice, like Artemis is doing
gRegor
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2025-12-24 22:05
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