M thought/vore-a-new-rss-feed-reader.html → thought/vore-a-new-rss-feed-reader.html

@@ -28,7 +28,8 @@ list of the latest posts among all of
 your feeds, any time you want.
 
 for an example of what vore looks
-like, check out https://vore.website/j3s
+like, check out my personal feed
+page at https://vore.website/j3s
 
 
     cool vore facts
@@ -49,11 +50,12 @@ you just stick the feeds you want to
 follow in the text box, hit update,
 and go about your day.
 
-i also decided to not show any dates
-on the main page. since the posts are
-already ordered chronologically, there
-was no point! this means less mental
-overhead for you, hopefully.
+i decided on not including tagging.
+tagging has always felt cumbersome and
+inaccurate to me. i prefer getting a
+feel for blogs on my own, which informs
+which links i click on. that strategy has
+always worked well for me!
 
 your vore feed list is always available
 at /<username>, which makes it convinient
@@ -61,9 +63,6 @@ to access via a phone or a public computer
 or whatever. it also makes it easy to share
 your feed with a friend.
 
-i also added cute little friends in the nav
-bar.
-
       2. no os dependencies
 
 all vore dependencies (all 2 of them)
@@ -76,12 +75,12 @@ means that you do not even need to
 have sqlite installed in order to run
 vore - the database is fully embedded.
 
+if you want to run vore yourself, this
+should be enough: go run .
 
-      https://vore.website
-
-yesterday i launched a public vore
-instance and it's seeing quite a bit
-of use!
+yesterday i launched the public vore
+instance and it's already seeing quite
+a bit of use!
 
 $ printf 'select count(*) from user' |
         sqlite3 vore.db