Set up other integrations (more content posting locations through Github actions)

[daaronr]

@fernandosmither Once we have the 'actions diff' thing set up, where else can we have these automatically piped/posted?

• RSS feeds?
• Slack?
• Substack?
• Social media?

[fernandosmither]

Anywhere you'd like!

RSS would be the fastest as MailChimp already supports it.

I'd check with the visitors though, which are the channels they most prefer, so we don't end up maintaning various unused channels

[daaronr]

The idea was that this would be 'things that take little to no effort to maintain' ... as we are automating the process

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[fernandosmither]

The idea was that this would be 'things that take little to no effort to
maintain' ... as we are automating the process

100%! Tell me which one(s) of those readers prefer so we can prioritize them

[daaronr]

Not sure atm, but Substack seems fairly high-value. Maybe you help me set up and document one such additional integration, and then we can come back to it later (with this MWE/MVP) if needed?

RSS might also be good, not because people use RSS, but because it's useful for text-to-speech apps, I guess?

[fernandosmither]

Substack seems fairly high-value

Alright! I'll work on Substack and RSS this week. Do we have one already, or do I start everything from scratch?