Related to this topic, I made a website/api that finds feeds for you:

https://discovery.thirdplace.no/?q=vimeo.com/user4464579

It's pretty rudimentary but alleviates some manual work.

An alternative is to use rss-bridge: https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/?action=display&bridge=Teleg...

For sites that don't offer feeds you may want to check out rss-bridge: https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/

My small contribution here is a web tool [0] which helps to discover feeds.

See also https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/ and https://www.jsonfeed.org/

[0] https://discovery.thirdplace.no/?url=&q=https://tfos.co/

[1] https://discovery.thirdplace.no/api?q=https://tfos.co/

Very nice--I like all the "Follow in" links. The one for Feedly in particular is pretty much what I'm envisioning, since it shows a page for the feed itself even if you're not signed into Feedly, instead of just redirecting to the landing page/sign-in page like the other ones do.

They probably justify it morally by thinking they deserve more because they bring in the big sales and "do all the hard work". You could offer up some stock ownership for free to heal the relationship. Some people couldn't live like this and would rather burn it to the ground. So, depends on your position, goals and preferences etc.

I would never reward a thief with additional stock, especially as it may diminish your ownership share.

I would hire an accountant to advise you on how to setup checks and balances to ensure that his theft does not continue. You cannot trust everyone in a company to do the right thing. That's why procedures with checks and balances are necessary, especially for money. If he won't agree to this or won't follow the check-and-balance procedures, you should figure out a way to buy him out and force him to sell his shares to you, with the threat that you will pursue legal action if he doesn't agree. I think you would have the upper hand in this situation, because it would be the company against him personally, so you could use company funds for legal fees while he would have to use personal funds.

Not a lawyer, so consult one before you take action.

Here's how to live: Pursue pain

Earlier in the poem he says that the two roads were equally worn. But looking back on it he remembers the chosen one as less worn. Unclear what is the meaning. Self-delusion maybe because our memories change?

I also attempted to build a feed reader a while back. In the process I built a feed discovery service:

https://discovery.thirdplace.no/?q=jackevansevo.github.io

It's not perfect but it's better than a simple parsing of <link> tags in the html.

Does your implementation there parse HTML and look for link tags or is it doing something else as well?

Edit: figured it out from https://discovery.thirdplace.no/about - it looks like it's using link tags but also has a big list of baked in known-patterns, e.g. these:

https://git.sr.ht/~thirdplace/feed-finder/tree/main/item/src...

Nice app with a clear use case!

Congrats on the success. If I were to use this product I would be concerned about broken urls when the operation is shut down.