NAME
feed, rss - the RSS feeds
SYNOPSIS
feed [-l]
DESCRIPTION
Links to /feed.xml , which carries every post in full rather than a summary.
What is in it is what asked to be: a note with feed: true, or a note in a
directory whose own note said so on its behalf. Nothing about a directory’s
name puts it in the feed, and a note leaves again by saying feed: false for
itself.
More than one
A directory that says feed: true also gets a feed of its own, at
feed.xml under it — so a reader who wants the recipes and not the poetry can
have them. /feed.xml is still everything and loses nothing; the smaller ones
are for people who want less, and somebody subscribed to both will see a post
twice.
The directory that turned the feed on is the one that has it. The folders
inside it inherit feed: true and never asked for it, so a blog has a feed
and the years within it do not.
feed -l prints them all. A page that has a feed also names it in its own
<head>, which is how a reader that goes looking finds it, and a blog puts
it beside the rule over its list.
OPTIONS
- -l, --list
- every feed this site has, and what each one carries