Thanks for this, I’ve found this very helpful for consuming more EA Forum content. Are there ways to only have EA Forum posts on our podcast provider’s “subscriber” feed, as opposed to LW and AF posts too? Eg I find that if I have a lot of podcast episodes in my podcast feed, I am less likely to listen to any of them, as it’s harder to find the podcasts that I really want to listen to.
I suspect this could look like different podcast “feed”/profile with only EA Forum posts (and maybe similarly for AF and LW posts, eg they could have their own feed/profile with only podcast episodes for posts on those platforms).
Zapier have a guide on using their service for filtering an RSS feed. In your case you should be able to filter based off the link field (ie/ link contains forum.effectivealtruism.org), to create a new RSS feed.
Dm me if you attempt this and are having any issues. Or if sufficient people upvote your comment (say 5+ votes) I’m happy to make a public RSS feed for this.
Thanks for this, I’ve found this very helpful for consuming more EA Forum content. Are there ways to only have EA Forum posts on our podcast provider’s “subscriber” feed, as opposed to LW and AF posts too? Eg I find that if I have a lot of podcast episodes in my podcast feed, I am less likely to listen to any of them, as it’s harder to find the podcasts that I really want to listen to.
I suspect this could look like different podcast “feed”/profile with only EA Forum posts (and maybe similarly for AF and LW posts, eg they could have their own feed/profile with only podcast episodes for posts on those platforms).
Zapier have a guide on using their service for filtering an RSS feed. In your case you should be able to filter based off the
linkfield (ie/link contains forum.effectivealtruism.org), to create a new RSS feed.Dm me if you attempt this and are having any issues. Or if sufficient people upvote your comment (say 5+ votes) I’m happy to make a public RSS feed for this.
That’s very nice of you 🙂
I would really like this option for the alignment forum