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# Feeds
## Atom
TEXT * Atom feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »atom.xml«.
TEXT * Atom feed with content: »atom_content.xml«.
TEXT * Atom feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »atom_gopher.xml«.
TEXT * Atom feed with content: »atom_content_gopher.xml«.
## RSS
TEXT * RSS feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »rss.xml«.
TEXT * RSS feed with content: »rss_content.xml«.
TEXT * RSS feed, smaller filesize with only a summary, gopher: »rss_gopher.xml«.
TEXT * RSS feed with content, gopher: »rss_content_gopher.xml«.
HTML ## Twtxt
TEXT * Twtxt feed: »twtxt.txt«.
TEXT * Twtxt feed, gopher: »twtxt_gopher.txt«.
TEXT ## sfeed TAB-separated format
TEXT * Feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »sfeed.tsv«.
TEXT * Feed with content: »sfeed_content.tsv«.
TEXT * Feed, smaller filesize with only a summary, gopher: »sfeed_gopher.tsv«.
TEXT * Feed with content, gopher: »sfeed_content_gopher.tsv«.
Documentation:
TEXT * sfeed TAB-separated data format documentation.
DIR * sfeed - simple RSS and Atom parser.
HTML ## JSONfeed 1.1
TEXT * JSONfeed 1.1 feed, smaller filesize with only a summary: »jsonfeed.json«.
TEXT * JSONfeed 1.1 feed with content: »jsonfeed_content.json«.
TEXT * JSONfeed 1.1 feed, smaller filesize with only a summary, gopher: »jsonfeed_gopher.json«.
TEXT * JSONfeed 1.1 feed with content, gopher: »jsonfeed_content_gopher.json«.
## Atom feeds for the git repositories
DIR The git »repositories« each have an Atom feed for the commit log (atom.xml) and
an Atom feed for the tags/releases (tags.xml). This can be useful for package
maintainers to keep track of software releases.
For example:
* stagit commit log:
HTML * https://git.codemadness.org/stagit/atom.xml
TEXT * gopher://codemadness.org/0/git/stagit/atom.xml
* stagit tags/releases:
HTML * https://git.codemadness.org/stagit/tags.xml
TEXT * gopher://codemadness.org/0/git/stagit/tags.xml