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[ZacSweers]

Options are nice. What do people want?

[jbarr21]

Support for bring your own based on RSS

[ZacSweers]

Possibly! Now that tikxml is in I'd feel pretty comfortable for this. The main issue I have with rss is that it doesn't seem to have any notion of paging

[ronshapiro]

NYTimes (@digitalbuddha)?

[digitalbuddha]

I don't believe we paginate but here are all our public feeds http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/index.html

[digitalbuddha]

We also have static json we publish 2x daily Homepage - https://static01.nyt.com/services/json/sectionfronts/index.json, Sections https://static01.nyt.com/services/json/sectionfronts/business/index.json

[ZacSweers]

Is there any content difference between the rss/json options? If not I'll probably go with whichever one has the smaller payload since we won't show the full details

[Boot-Error]

Add 4chan /g/ and /sci/

[digitalbuddha]

Nope they are the same.

[TylerMcCraw]

/r/androiddev/ subreddit maybe? (even if it's read only) Looks like their API offers pagination https://www.reddit.com/dev/api/

[ZacSweers]

yeah paginating the androiddev subreddit wouldn't require any added logic over the current front page logic on the existing reddit controller. Specific subreddits support would probably come in the form of per-service preferences

[jbarr21]

Lemmy and/or KBin

[JohnBuhanan]

Plus 1 for Lemmy. Reddit recently did away with their 3rd party APIs.