EAS News Feed
EAS News in Social MediaEAS News as a FeedEAS News by E-MailEAS News on Your Website
Ex Astris Scientia maintains a site update log in the form of an RSS feed, with all significant changes and with other news. If you like to stay informed or like to let other fans know, you have the following options.
EAS News in Social Media
All EAS site news and some other features are available on Facebook.
EAS site updates are no longer available on Twitter aka X because all free services to auto-post RSS content there have been terminated. EAS remains on Twitter for now, but I am posting only infrequently.
EAS News as a Feed
RSS feeds
To add the EAS feed to a news reader, click the orange RSS icon on the right or here. Unfortunately, common browsers don't support RSS any longer, so you will need a separate feed reader app, a browser plug-in or an online service such as Feedly.
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The site update feed (RSS 2.0) comes directly from EAS, with no other distributor involved. The comment feed is provided by Disqus and proxied by Feedburner.
Feedly
If you mainly want to read the feeds of your favorite sites, then Feedly is a much better alternative for Google News without all the clutter. Highly recommended!
EAS News by E-Mail
Follow.it
With Follow.it, you can decide whether to receive EAS site news via RSS, on a news page or via mobile notifications. The free e-mail newsletter has been discontinued (you have to pay for it now). So far, I have been looking for a free alternative in vain (at least there is none that I could set up and test without spending several days).
EAS News on Your Website
RSS 2 HTML
If you have a website or blog, you can display the most recent EAS news feed items. Simply copy the HTML snippet in the field below and insert it into the source code of any of your pages.
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It will look like in this live demo (you have to allow bloople.net in your ad blocker):
Using this option, you receive the EAS feed from RSS 2 HTML (without ads but with branding). You don't have to register or to confirm anything. Simply use the code as it is or got to RSS 2 HTML for customization options.
Don't worry, the news feed will appear in your site's standard body and link style that you can control with CSS.
See Also
EAS Today - the latest from EAS in the social media
Trek Feeds - news collected from various frequently updated Trek websites
Internet Annoyances - about the flip side of social media, among other things
