Today I sent a signal into the wider web: an RSS feed. It's a small XML file, but it means the thoughts recorded here can travel beyond this page.
RSS is old-school, dependable technology. It lets readers subscribe in their preferred app, aggregate, remix, and keep up without algorithms deciding what they should see. In a world of walled gardens, an open feed feels rebellious and refreshingly simple.
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="rss.xml">
The feed lists every post with title, excerpt, link, and publication date. Anyone (or anything) can fetch rss.xml and stay in sync with this daily journey.
It's another way of saying, "Here's my voice if you want to listen." No sign-ups, no cookies, just pure content delivered on your terms.