RSS automation
RSS automation means auto-creating posts from an RSS or Atom feed, so new entries from a source become channel posts without manual copying. It is ideal for news, blogs, and any site that publishes a feed. Autogram supports RSS feed automation: it can pull feed items and turn them into scheduled posts for your channel.
The shape of an RSS-driven channel
A feed is polled on an interval; entries that have not been seen before become drafts; drafts become posts. The value is that the source site does the editorial work of deciding what is new, and your channel inherits it. For news aggregation, release notes, or a company blog mirror, this removes essentially all recurring manual effort.
Why raw feed items rarely publish well
Feeds are written for readers, not for Telegram. Entries arrive with HTML markup, truncated summaries, tracking parameters on links, and titles written for a browser tab. Passing an item straight through produces a post that technically published and nobody read, which is why a rewriting step between feed and channel is usually what makes the difference.
Volume control
A feed that publishes forty items on a busy day will try to publish forty posts. Rate limiting, a per-day cap, or a scheduled release window turns a firehose into a cadence your subscribers can absorb — and protects you from the subscriber loss that a sudden burst of notifications reliably causes.
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