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The Persistent Signal: Call For Participation

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Somewhere, right now, a feed is updating. No algorithm curates it. It just arrives. RSS is perhaps the quietest of internet rebellions. And it's still running.

I want to know how you use it. Not in the abstract, but in practice. This survey is for anyone who still tends their feeds: whether three subscriptions or three hundred.

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What Happens With Your Answers

I'm collecting these responses to write about RSS culture: how it persists, who keeps it alive, and what it means to people who never gave it up (or who came back to it).

I may quote anonymised responses in a future post, but I'll never share your name, email, or any identifying details. You can also opt out of being quoted at all in the final question.

Once I get enough responses, I'll publish a retrospective, but this is always open.

I'm not selling this data. I'm just a person who thinks RSS is worth writing about.

A Thank You: Free Zine of Your Choice

Your time is worth something. So, I'll send you a digital/printable zine from my catalog. In the form, pick whichever you prefer. Once I receive your response, I'll email it to you.

The Questions

Fifteen questions. Most are short. A few invite a little more if you want to give it.
















Your Free Zine

Pick any zine from my catalog and I'll send the digital/printable version your way.

It's 100% optional. You don't have to pick one if you'd rather not.


Where Should I Send It?

I'll only use this to send your zine and a brief thank-you note. Nothing else.





Thank you for taking the time. The signal persists because of people like you: tending their feeds, staying subscribed, keeping the quiet web alive. I mean that.

Credits

Thanks to Varve for spotting an error with the form.

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