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Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs confirms that legislative work on mandating RSS channels' maintenance on government bodies is underway (kontrabanda.net)

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Poland’s Ministry of Digital Affairs is working on legislation that could require all government bodies to provide RSS or Atom channels on their websites. If adopted, the regulation would place Poland among the first EU countries to introduce such a legal mandate.

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[–] fonix232@fedia.io 10 points 1 week ago

Not even remotely? RSS/ATOM is in no way federated or has anything to do with the Fediverse.

All this means that government news will be accessible in a standardised format.