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Ryn @rynbow.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

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Thank you @ringoawards.bsky.social, fans & industry pros who voted to make Neon Pantheon the 2026 Ringo Award winner for Best Webcomic! You can read over 200 pages of Neon Pantheon for free at neonpantheoncomic.com. It updates every Thursday!

A digital illustration of two characters in a dancing pose. The text reads "Ringo! Winner!" and says "thank you!" underneath. The character on the left wears a sheer sparkling outfit and has white curly rainbow hair. The other character has two toned hair and a blue sequin capulet.

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magnolia siddell ✨ @magnoliapearl.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Saw someone say on Twitter, of Jane Schoenbrun, “At some point you have to make a movie that isn’t about yourself.” No you don’t. That isn’t true

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There are some incredible researchers and “empathisers” out there lol, who can do a lot with what they haven’t lived— but I feel like you can tell when a story isn’t being told from a distance, and has heart baked into it! You also kind of “trust” it more bc you know the author knows their shit lol.

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max graves @maximumgraves.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Writing what you know is, imo, the best way to get your story to really MEAN something, bc you’ve lived it and can add in all these little details/nuances/insights that raise stories and characters from good to great, and ensure that you can truly connect with people and allow them to feel seen too!

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i've been out for 10 yrs now, i was part of that generation of trans teens that was supposed to detransition en masse. that doesn't seem to have materialized but who's keeping score

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Mother Jones @motherjones.com · 23/09/2026

Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have prohibited future governors from handing over abortion providers, helpers, and patients to red states for criminal prosecution. The bill also barred extraditions involving transgender care.

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Newsom vetoes bill that would ban extraditions for abortion and gender-affirming care

California’s pro-repro rights governor rejects a key protection that 18 blue states have enshrined into law.

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Xiao 🦋 NYCC B36 @velinxi.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

CTC update!🌟 2 pages🌟 [Save file 16.6] ------------------------------- ✨Read at: ctccomic.com 🖌️Read on Webtoon: webtoons.com/en/canvas/co... 📖Early updates: www.patreon.com/countdown 🌹Discord: discord.gg/hnhvzDbXKy #ctccomic

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Honestly, I’m not aware of the Feedly privacy concerns, so thank you for bringing it to my attention! :) I’ll look into it for sure. If it ends up working out though, I think you can also just use the site and never have to use the app ever, if you want. But if you don’t, then ofc no worries!

Oh, also, Feedly is a mobile app and also a website that you can access on any browser.

Mine is Feedly! I also wrote a thread on how to use RSS that’s still at the top of my profile atm :)

Whoops, one more thing: didn’t post the right photo for Step 5. Here’s the circled icon!

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All in all, I think this is a great time saver and tool for those who don’t want to check all of their favourite comic sites individually all the time, forget to check them/get behind on updates, or want an easy way to access comics via one platform on mobile and desktop. Hope this was helpful! 😊

“What about comics that don’t have RSS feeds?” you might ask. I follow over 30 webcomics as you can see, and out of all them, a grand total of ✨2✨ don’t have it. I still check those individually, and it’s so few that I don’t mind doing it. Webtoon comics all have RSS. Tumblr does too.

Step 6: repeat as many times as desired, for all the comics you want to follow! What you should end up with is a homepage showing recent updates from all the comics you follow, and you can now just be notified of them and check them without going to every bookmarked site individually.

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Step 5: go to your feed reader and select the “add feeds” button or similar. (I have circled it in the photo.) Then, paste the link you just got into the search bar. The feed for the comic you want should come up, and you just click the “+” sign next to it (not shown in the photo) to add it. Done!

Step 4: get that RSS link for your feed reader. There are a few ways to add feeds, but the easy way I’ll do it here is to copy the link from the RSS button. In this example, I “long press” the button and then select “copy”, but on desktop etc you can open the link and then copy it.

Step 3: once the download and setup is complete, you can start adding feeds (ie. the comics and sites you want to follow). Go to your first webcomic of choice and find the RSS symbol on the site (creators will usually put it w/ other socials links or buttons). It looks like a sideways WiFi symbol.

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Step 1: download a “feed reader”. This is just the app you use to access the updates. I personally use Feedly: it also has a website you can use on desktop, if you prefer that. Step 2: set up your account so you can log in to the reader anywhere. You can just log in via Google or other sites too.

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If this looks intimidating, I do want to say that it’s actually a few easy steps: I just broke them down a lot, haha! You basically just download/set up a feed reader, find the links to your comic’s feeds, and add them. Then all you have to do is regularly check the reader for updates.

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Here are some easy steps to setting up a RSS feed, if you’d like to try it out! (I’m going to use @rynbow.bsky.social’s comic Neon Pantheon for this example because… it slaps. 🙂‍↕️) I’ll be showing how to set it up on mobile, but you can do this on desktop too.

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So what is RSS? In simple terms, it’s a way of keeping track of updates from a lot of different websites, within one single feed that you can personalise. It can be used for getting news updates daily from your sites of choice, for example— and it’s perfect for webcomic updates.

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I’ve been reading webcomics since around 2015, and used to just bookmark the comics I loved. However, I kept forgetting to check them for updates, and only had them bookmarked on my laptop. I switched to an RSS reader probably around 2020-21, and have never looked back.

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Since hearing about the #Tapas news earlier, and realising that it might mean we get more #webcomics hosted on their own individual sites again, I would like to introduce fellow webcomic readers to using RSS feeds as an easy way to keep track of all the comics you love! Thread below:

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It just seems like you’re overexaggerating its difficulty because it doesn’t work for you, and so I want to tell others it doesn’t have to be that hard to use it. Anyway, this isn’t a hill I will die on today lol. Bookmarks are fine. RSS is also an easy possible solution. That’s all I wanted to say.

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And I’m saying that RSS isn’t actually that much more advanced, and that it may save people time in the long run. I get that it doesn’t work for you, but it works fine for many incl. myself. I am def not against your bookmark idea, and use it for the 2 out of 30+ comics I follow that don’t have RSS.

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