Introducing RSS-Only Posts

I’ve just added a new feature to the blog: RSS-only posts. These are pieces of content that appear exclusively in your feed reader but are never rendered as public web pages. This post itself is an RSS-only post that you’re reading it in your feed, not on the website. Why did I add this feature? Because RSS is great, so are you for using it. I also wanted a way to share quick thoughts, and experimental ideas with RSS subscribers. How does it work? Summary: Put rss-only content under content/rss-only/ (I use year subfolders like 2026/). Use an archetypes/rss-only.md that sets build.render: link so Hugo processes the content but does not emit an HTML file. Update the feed template to include rss-only pages. [Optional] Update tag/taxonomy templates to exclude rss-only items from public tag counts and listings. Archetype archetypes/rss-only.md should include the build directives. Example: --- title: "{{ replace .File.ContentBaseName "-" " " | title }}" date: {{ dateFormat…