Does it make sense to include an RSS feed in a personal blog?

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@phil_pirozhkov I do on mine sfcgeorge.co.uk/posts which I built with Rails + Postmarkdown a while ago. I don’t have stats but a recent log suggests someone in Canada accessed it. RSS is less popular now, but I love that it’s a simple open standard so I’d still like to see blogs have it :)

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