blygger.com

A directory of blygs

Sites publishing with the Blygger protocol — and a few plain feeds worth reading. Links go to the site itself, not to its feed.

+ Add a blyg or feed

Your site URL or your feed URL — either works. The directory resolves it the way a blyg client would, and if it resolves it is listed straight away. Only a confirmed problem holds a submission for review — credentials in the URL, or control characters in the name — and the same blyg already listed at another address is turned away. Anything else worth fixing is listed with a note telling you what it is.

Never published; only the directory's maintainer sees it. It is here for one purpose: if the software running your blyg gets a security fix, it is how you hear about it. A directory that publishes an address and cannot reach the person running it has already happened once.

Built or modified a client? That is a different thing from the site you just submitted, and it belongs on the ecosystem page — submit the repo here. Half-finished is fine; so is someone else's, and its author is asked before it is listed. Worth doing even for a fork or a private mod: the index can see that some client published a blyg, because the manifest carries a generator string — it cannot see whose it is or where to read the code.

Blygs

Every blyg below, as one file a feed reader or agent can import: blygs.opml. To hear about new ones, subscribe to listings.xml.

Every listing is re-checked several times a day. A dashed mark is something the last check found. A blyg unreachable for three days, or carrying a defect for two weeks, is left out of both files until it is fixed — it stays listed here.

Legacy RSS

Plain RSS and Atom feeds — readable, but not speaking the protocol.