Added subscriptions #1200
Added subscriptions #1200
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WalkthroughUpdated README.md by adding a Subscriptions section linking to OneSearch and replacing an HTML license anchor with a Markdown license link. No code, API, or exported/public entity changes. Changes
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616-619: Neutralize tone, fix bare URL (MD034), and align placement with repo scopeThe new section reads as promotional and uses a bare URL. Recommend neutral wording, a Markdown link, and (optionally) clarifying it’s a third‑party service. Also consider merging this under the existing “RSS feeds” section or renaming to “Related projects” to better fit the list’s curatorial nature.
Apply this minimal diff to improve tone and satisfy markdownlint:
-# Subscriptions - -Feel free to subscribe to the feeds with https://onesearch.blog (work in progress to add all the feeds). +# Subscriptions + +Subscribe to these feeds via [OneSearch](https://onesearch.blog). (The index is being expanded to include all feeds.)Optionally, if you prefer to integrate this under “RSS feeds” instead of a new top-level section, I can draft that revision. Would you like me to open a follow-up PR with the alternative placement and copy?
622-622: Prefer Markdown link over raw HTML for consistencyUse a standard Markdown link for consistency with the rest of the README; “rel=license” isn’t necessary in GitHub Markdown.
-Licensed under a <a rel="license" href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/">Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License</a>. +Licensed under a [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/).
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[style] ~617-~617: Consider using a less common alternative to make your writing sound more unique and professional.
Context: ...ntributing.md) first. # Subscriptions Feel free to subscribe to the feeds with https://one...
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616-620: Neutralize tone, replace bare URL with Markdown link, and add third-party disclaimer in Subscriptions section
Apply the following diff:# Subscriptions -Subscribe to these feeds via [OneSearch](https://onesearch.blog). (The index is being expanded to include all feeds.) -Feel free to contribute the public repo for this project - https://github.com/rabbit0021/onesearch.git +Subscribe to feeds from this list via [OneSearch](https://onesearch.blog). +Contributions welcome in the [OneSearch public repository](https://github.com/rabbit0021/onesearch). +_Note: OneSearch is a third-party service and not affiliated with this list._
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Context: ...s being expanded to include all feeds.) Feel free to contribute the public repo for this pro...
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619-619: Bare URL used
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623-623: License link change looks good.Clean conversion to a Markdown link; no issues.
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@kilimchoi Could you please review this? The OneSearch project builds on top of this repo by eliminating the need for users to visit it directly—delivering curated, AI-powered recommendations and alerts whenever new content is published. Since this project served as an inspiration, I’d like to merge it for further development. |
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It is amazing that this project has so many feeds but to prevent from information overload - Introducing a subscription based platform where you can subscribe to engineering blogs from feeds in this project and outside of it. It aggregates posts, uses AI to categorise them, and sends you alerts so you never miss an update. I’m also working on features like recommendations and rankings to boost content relevance.
Repo - https://github.com/rabbit0021/onesearch
The goal is simple: help developers gain practical knowledge. Down the line, I’m even thinking about adding a discussion forum around these blogs to spark deeper conversations.
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