Thanks for referencing https://fraidyc.at/ - I haven't heard about it before.
I agree that the way how RSS clients were designed 10 years ago wouldn't work
well today, but that is an a problem with architecture and UX design of rss client.
I don't think that it has anything to do with the RSS or ATOM XML data structure
standard.
Having machine readable data in open format is useful so that anyone can use it,
and create a it's own solution without spending too much time on interpreting the data.
While with unstructured, javascript heavy sites one would need to build it's own
little search engine to be able to process it and desing/train it's solution for
reasonable information extraction, which increases barriers to entry.
I agree that the way how RSS clients were designed 10 years ago wouldn't work well today, but that is an a problem with architecture and UX design of rss client. I don't think that it has anything to do with the RSS or ATOM XML data structure standard.
Having machine readable data in open format is useful so that anyone can use it, and create a it's own solution without spending too much time on interpreting the data. While with unstructured, javascript heavy sites one would need to build it's own little search engine to be able to process it and desing/train it's solution for reasonable information extraction, which increases barriers to entry.