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## Introduction
RSS is amazing! While not everyone thinks that, most people that *understand* RSS like it. This presents a problem as most people don't have chance to learn about it. Unless there is a person in the community that doesn't shut up about how great RSS is, they might not even know what it is, let alone use it.
RSS is amazing! While not everyone thinks that, most people that *understand* RSS, like it. This presents a problem, as most people don't have chance to learn about it. Unless there is a person in the community that doesn't shut up about how great RSS is (maybe that person is you), they might not even know what it is, let alone use it.
One big reason for this is, that when you click an link to an RSS feed you download a strange file or you browser is nice and renders some XML which is also not meant for human consumption. Wouldn't it be nice if people clicked on the RSS link and were greeted by a text explaining RSS and how to use it? And if the site would still be a valid RSS feed?
One big reason for this is, that when you click an link to an RSS feed you download a strange file that most people don't know how to deal with. Maybe your browser is nice and renders some XML which is also not meant for human consumption. Wouldn't it be better if people clicked on the RSS link and were greeted by a text explaining RSS and how to use it? And if the site would still be a valid RSS feed?
Luckily you don't have to imagine that - it's possible! You can even try it on this blog by clicking the RSS link in the menu.
Luckily you don't have to imagine that - it's possible! You can even try it on this blog by clicking the RSS link in the menu ([direct link](https://hyteck.de/index.xml)).
To do this has not been my idea. Darek Kay described this in the blog post [Style your RSS feed](https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling/) and I just copied most of their work! This was fairly easy for this Hugo-blog and is [available in my for of the hugo-nederburg-theme](https://github.com/moan0s/hugo-nederburg-theme). However, in a Django project it get's a bit more complicated. Let me explain.
Doing this has not been my idea. Darek Kay described this in the blog post [Style your RSS feed](https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling/) and I just copied most of their work! This was fairly easy for this Hugo blog and is [available in my fork of the hugo-nederburg-theme](https://github.com/moan0s/hugo-nederburg-theme). However, in a Django project it get's a bit more complicated. Let me explain.
## The Problem