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Following an article can also be useful to stay on top and informed on changes of a topic. | Following an article can also be useful to stay on top and informed on changes of a topic. | ||
== Add a new article to your watchlist == | |||
[[File:Guideline-WikiNotifications 1.png|thumb|344x344px|Subscription to a Wikiarticle via RSS|alt=]] | |||
# Get you RSS feed link by clicking on version history -> Atom -> Copy the link in the address bar. | |||
# Go to slack channel you would want to receive RSS updates in. That could be either a shared work group or one of your private watchlist channels. | |||
# Type /feed subscribe + enter your RSS Feed link. | |||
# Click enter. | |||
# Slackbot should confirm your subscription. | |||
== Guide == | == Guide == | ||
Luckily, this is easily possible with RSS - Subscriptions see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Syndication | Luckily, this is easily possible with RSS - Subscriptions see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Syndication | ||
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* RSS on Discourse: https://meta.discourse.org/t/enabling-rss-feed-on-discourse-setup/55647 | * RSS on Discourse: https://meta.discourse.org/t/enabling-rss-feed-on-discourse-setup/55647 | ||
* There are [[Development:Bots|Bots]] that let us integrate RSS Feeds directly into Discord. | * There are [[Development:Bots|Bots]] that let us integrate RSS Feeds directly into Discord. | ||
== References == | |||