Glossary

RSS auto-post: what it means

RSS auto-posting turns each new item in a feed, such as a blog, into a post. The post is built from a template you write with fields like title and link. In 1Post new items are saved for your review by default, and sending them straight to the queue is an opt-in with a daily limit.

Updated 2026-10-23

A template means every post is written by you in advance, with the title and link filled in.

A daily cap stops a burst of new items becoming a burst of posts.

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Does it post by itself?

Only if you turn that on. By default each new item waits for you.

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