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Oct 3, 2026
In full: Dave Jones from Podcast Index; and Inception Point AI's final controversy
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18:00Dave JonesGUEST
They work, but they all had paper cuts.
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18:03Dave JonesGUEST
We've talked before about how WebSub, which is really just a rename of PubSubHubbub, because why would you not rename that horrible thing? But WebSub was a similar to a thing called RSS Cloud, which Dave Winer pioneered back in the day, and then- WebSub kind of took those ideas and fleshed them out a little bit more, made it a little bit more generic, and became a fairly robust open standard, and then there was a WebSub 2, but I don't think anybody really adopted that.
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18:39Dave JonesGUEST
But WebSub was an attempt to solve the RSS feed updating problem, generally speaking, not just for podcasting.
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18:46Dave JonesGUEST
So if you had an RSS feed that updated with a new item or some other change to it, how do you let all your n- subscribers know that there's a change, that they need to go and pull the RSS feed again? So WebSub tried to do that by making a sort of registration server.
Dave Jones from the Podcast Index
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1:47Dave JonesGUEST
They work, but they all had paper cuts.
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1:50Dave JonesGUEST
We've talked before about how WebSub, which is really just a, a rename of PubSubHubHub, because why would you not rename that horrible thing? But WebSub was a similar to a thing called RSS Cloud, which Dave Winer pioneered back in the day, and then WebSub kinda took those ideas and fleshed them out a little bit more, made it a little bit more generic, and became a fairly robust open standard.
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2:21Dave JonesGUEST
And then there was a WebSub 2.0, but I don't think anybody really adopted that.
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2:26Dave JonesGUEST
But WebSub was an attempt to solve the RSS feed updating problem, generally speaking, not just for podcasting.