One of the best internet experiences I had in a while is reading (and writing!) posts on bearblog.dev, check out their discover feed. Wholesome place.
In similar spirit, check out https://ooh.directory
In similar spirit, check out https://ooh.directory
e.g.
https://alexsci.com/rss-blogroll-network/
This uses OPML blogrolls to crawl blog-to-blog recommendations. I seeded it with the blogs I follow and various planets (https://indieweb.org/planet) and then recursively followed recommendations to build an organic network. Lots of the content is tech-related, indieweb, and smallweb. It's grown to 17 languages and over 4000 RSS/atom feeds.
As an example, the linked blog has a page here [1] and it was discovered by a recommendation by [2].
[1] https://alexsci.com/rss-blogroll-network/discover/feed-12ac5...
[2] https://alexsci.com/rss-blogroll-network/discover/feed-8ecf9...
Is the aggregate list supposed to update regularly?
To reduce storage size, only the title/link/metadata of latest post from each feed is saved. I run the crawler manually, aiming for weekly, but sometimes less frequently. So this won't catch every post and it lags behind quite a bit. I'm hitting some hosting sites faster than I'd like, especially ones that support custom domain names, so I'm planning on fixing up the rate-limiting strategy before I put it in a daily cron job.
There's a plan for ArchiveTeam to use the RSS feed as another way of discovering blog posts to archive. I don't think it's generally useful to point your feed reader at it as there's quite a diverse collection of content.
Personal blogs with real information just can't be found anymore.
https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=Scaling+a+Digital+...
I've got better phrase matching in the pipe though, give it a few weeks and it should do this even better.
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Blogging/comments/i8fmuc/%CA%95%E1%...