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I’ve noticed that most websites don’t set up their RSS feed URLs to make use of encoded key-value pairs that let one create specific queries, like the following fictional example:
http://stackoverflow.com/feeds?tag=python&lang=en&minvotes=2
Is there a particular technical reason for this? Or am I just not finding the RSS feeds that do this?
There is no technical reason. My company does this now with our news feeds.
I’d post a link, but it requires registration to see the feeds. We have urls like
.../feed.php?type=news, etc.