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For some people the only way they consume content and don't feel overwhelmed with constant data overload is by using an RSS app where they can filter and categorize feeds. Doesn't seem like a guilt trip as much as expressing how much they value that experience.
Email is very noisy for a lot of people. A mix of spam, random subscriptions, work, personal etc. It's not a very high signal place where most people consume their content.
That makes sense. I guess I didn't give enough context from the email. The way this was written was in the same tone as someone threatening to use another OSS project if you don't fix a bug for them.
npm remove kent-c-dodds
Don’t forget that RSS still drives a lot of automation too. It’s the closest thing we have to a universal content API for distributed web publishing. But I totally get the whole “it gives my content away” objection - RSS/Atom feeds with just summaries is a great compromise IMO.
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Maybe it's just me, but are they trying to put me on a guilt trip? 
