Use author RSS feeds to auto-post each writer's articles to their own social accounts: where to find them, setup, post formats, ownership and common pitfalls.
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Add an RSS feed to a Hexo blog with hexo-generator-feed: _config.yml options, the site URL trap, stable permalinks, drafts, deploys and auto-posting.
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How literary magazines and poetry journals can auto-post new poems, stories, interviews and submission calls from RSS to Bluesky, Mastodon, Tumblr and more.
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RSS feed compression with gzip and Brotli: why it matters for auto-posting, Nginx and Apache settings, Vary headers, common traps and how to test it.
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Set up Mastodon author attribution with the fediverse:creator tag, allow your domain, fix link cards and handle preview request bursts from RSS posts.
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Build a NestJS RSS feed in TypeScript with the feed package: controller headers, absolute URLs behind proxies, ETags, caching, tests and auto-posting.
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How motorcycle dealers and powersports shops can auto-post new and used bikes, gear, service offers, demo days and group rides from their website feeds.
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How phone and computer repair shops can auto-post repair tips, service pages, refurbished devices and notices from RSS feeds to Facebook and messengers.
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Add a Strapi RSS feed in your front end or with a custom Strapi route: published entries, public links, image URLs, dates, locales and auto-posting.
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Build a FastAPI RSS feed with feedgen or Jinja2: XML responses, absolute URLs behind proxies, RFC 822 dates, ETag caching, tests and auto-posting.
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How RSS keyword filters work: include and exclude rules, which feed text is checked, choosing words, common mistakes and testing filters before auto-posting.
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Build a Go RSS feed with gorilla/feeds or encoding/xml: absolute links, UTC dates in RFC 1123Z, ServeContent for 304 replies, caching, tests, auto-posting.
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