So, how does the RSS feed work? It's actually quite simple. I wrote an rss file, and added it to ~/.nomadnetwork/storage/files/. Then, I turned node hosting on in the nomadnetwork config file, and made a homepage to greet the people who saw the post on CICADA forums, or discovered it on their own. Perhaps I will update the RSS feed every now and then, perhaps not. If you click on the RSS feed link, you will be served an rss file directly from my computer, through the Nomadnet network, finishing it's journey on your computer. I am not serving it via https or anything like that. This file could work if the internet went down, if I set up proper Reticulum infrastructure.

Unfortunately, I am not yet fully Reticulum pilled, so do not have the infrastructure to keep such a thing up. Maybe someday I will, but maybe I won't. The future of this project is unstable, but I will try to keep it up for as long as I can handle it. Please note this is running on a personal computer, not on a server. This RSS feed is likely the most, if not one of the most, secure and anonymous RSS feed hosted up to this point, the only competition being something hosted on tor (there's an idea for those who are interested). It is free from the curse of unencryption, and free from any outside authority (except myself).

But though the future of this project is uncertian, you could make a project that does not have such an uncertian future. I hope I have inspired you to do something like this. I had no experience making anything like this, so if I can do it, you can too.

And finally, if I do decide to terminate this project, I will almost certainly make a post on CICADA forums, or I will put something on my homepage to notify everyone of the projet's termination. Until then, the RSS feed remains up here.