IONCO NET RSS is a modern system for the automatic distribution of content published on the IONCO NET platform. It allows exporting articles in RSS 2.0 format so they can be consumed by applications, news aggregators, RSS readers, and search engines.
The system is designed to be:
Any article published in the database and marked with:
termsandprivacy = 'Yes'
is automatically included in the RSS feed.
This means:
No manual action is required. Distribution is fully automated.
The official feed is available at:
https://ionco.net/news-feeds-categories/rss/
This is a public endpoint, accessible to anyone, similar to an API. Any application, bot, or platform can consume this feed.
IONCO NET RSS is compatible with all modern readers:
The feed is generated in RSS 2.0 format with an Atom self-link, ensuring universal compatibility.
The feed can be filtered by category using URL parameters.
Example:
...?category=Technology
Available categories:
If a category does not exist in the database, the feed will be empty.
You can control how many articles are displayed:
...?limit=10
...?limit=20
...?limit=50
...?limit=100
The default value is 50.
Whenever an article is added, updated, or deleted, the RSS feed updates automatically.
The system uses a 60‑second caching mechanism:
This reduces server load and increases performance.
To bypass the cache and generate the feed instantly:
...?nocache=1
This parameter:
Ideal for debugging or testing.
In addition to the XML feed, the system includes a visual mode for users:
...?preview=1
This mode displays:
It is a complete, professional interface designed for human users.
Accessing the feed without preview=1 shows only XML code:
<rss>
<channel>
<item>
<description><![CDATA[ ... ]]>
This mode is intended for applications, not humans. It does not include CSS or design.
Each <item> includes:
This format is compatible with all RSS readers.
It is a complete, professional, and scalable system.
IONCO NET RSS transforms the platform into a modern content distribution system capable of delivering real‑time information to users, applications, and external services. It is an essential tool for any platform seeking visibility, automation, and integration within the global digital ecosystem.
Yes — and here is the professional explanation.
This is the nature and purpose of an RSS feed: to be public, accessible, and reusable anywhere on the internet.
RSS = Really Simple Syndication
Your feed is public. Anyone can:
Even if someone displays your articles, the link always points back to you:
<link>https://ionco.net/.../article</link>
Traffic returns to your platform.
All major platforms do the same:
Yes — but they are not stealing your content. They only display:
They cannot modify your feed. Only you control the content.
They can copy the XML, but not your backend logic, caching, or design.
Your RSS feed is public and reusable, exactly as a professional RSS feed should be. Anyone can copy it, integrate it, display it, or import it — but you remain the source, you control the content, and you generate the traffic.