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Planet Jupiter is used to pull together the latest updates from a bunch of other
sites and display them on a single web page, the "river of news". The sites we
get our updates from are defined in an OPML file.

A river of news, according to Dave Winer, is a feed aggregator. New items appear
at the top and old items disappear at the bottom. When it's gone, it's gone.
There is no count of unread items. The goal is to fight the _fear of missing
out_ (FOMO).

Each item looks similar to every other: headline, link, an extract, maybe a date
and an author. Extracts contain but the beginning of the article's text; all
markup is removed; no images. The goal is to make the page easy to skim.
Scroll down until you find something interesting and follow the link to the
original article if you want to read it.

## The OPML file

You **need** an OPML file. It's an XML file linking to _feeds_. Here's an
example listing just one feed. In order to add more, add more `outline`
elements with the `xmlUrl` attribute. The exact order and nesting does not

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Planet Jupiter is used to pull together the latest updates from a bunch of other
sites and display them on a single web page, the "river of news". The sites we
get our updates from are defined in an OPML file.

A river of news, according to Dave Winer, is a feed aggregator. New items appear
at the top and old items disappear at the bottom. When it's gone, it's gone.
There is no count of unread items. The goal is to fight the I<fear of missing
out> (FOMO).

Each item looks similar to every other: headline, link, an extract, maybe a date
and an author. Extracts contain but the beginning of the article's text; all
markup is removed; no images. The goal is to make the page easy to skim.
Scroll down until you find something interesting and follow the link to the
original article if you want to read it.

=head2 The OPML file

You B<need> an OPML file. It's an XML file linking to I<feeds>. Here's an
example listing just one feed. In order to add more, add more C<outline>
elements with the C<xmlUrl> attribute. The exact order and nesting does not



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