User feedback has suggested that some people primarily use searchmysite.net to find sites to add to their RSS feeds.
Now I'm indexing content type as per #63 , I've found that many/most sites have an RSS feed indexed, e.g. search for content_type:*/xml NOT url:*sitemap.xml. It should therefore be possible to auto-populate a value for the RSS feed for many/most sites.
It may therefore be useful to add a link to a site's RSS feed (if it has one) on the Browse page.
The Browse page uses an is_home:true filter, so it would make sense to add the rss_feed attribute only where is_home:true, similar to the api_enabled attribute.
As with other schema changes, will need to wait a few weeks for enough sites to be reindexed to populate the new data, before the front end can be updated to show it.
User feedback has suggested that some people primarily use searchmysite.net to find sites to add to their RSS feeds.
Now I'm indexing content type as per #63 , I've found that many/most sites have an RSS feed indexed, e.g. search for content_type:*/xml NOT url:*sitemap.xml. It should therefore be possible to auto-populate a value for the RSS feed for many/most sites.
It may therefore be useful to add a link to a site's RSS feed (if it has one) on the Browse page.
The Browse page uses an is_home:true filter, so it would make sense to add the rss_feed attribute only where is_home:true, similar to the api_enabled attribute.
As with other schema changes, will need to wait a few weeks for enough sites to be reindexed to populate the new data, before the front end can be updated to show it.