Just confirmed this is still the case with a feed a friend is paying for vs its version from jumble. The only differences are the link to the rss, ('ns:0 link' element), 'pubDate', and 'lastBuildDate'. 'enclosure url' is the same across both feeds. And actually 'ns:0 link' isn't identifying, it's the same between my expired patreon sub and a paid sub. So nothing inside the feed looks identifying, only the link to the feed itself.
I don't have the resources to mirror any rss right now, but have two feeds I'd like to donate to the revolution.
My I'm broke idea for sharing those:
cron job that downloads the xml file
xml file is uploaded to
a) a public shared folder (on Mega, dropbox, whatever). Easy for the uploader to just add a sync to the cloud drive and share a link, but more complicated for the downloader to get those files into whatever rss app.
b) some site that hosts text files for free. Not sure what an easy option for that would be. Maybe there's a way to do it on a free blogging platform.
Just confirmed this is still the case with a feed a friend is paying for vs its version from jumble. The only differences are the link to the rss, ('ns:0 link' element), 'pubDate', and 'lastBuildDate'. 'enclosure url' is the same across both feeds. And actually 'ns:0 link' isn't identifying, it's the same between my expired patreon sub and a paid sub. So nothing inside the feed looks identifying, only the link to the feed itself.
I don't have the resources to mirror any rss right now, but have two feeds I'd like to donate to the revolution.
My I'm broke idea for sharing those: