Hello Evzen Polenka ,

Im wondering whether this is a local issue as I haven't seen this being reported elsewhere and can confirm my RSS is working (to email- outlook).

How were you receiving your updates? Outlook or Browser based?

https://community.sdl.com/product-groups/translationproductivity/w/customer-experience/3355/how-to-create-an-sdl-app-store-rss-feed

Something has definitely changed, since I was using https://community.sdl.com/solutions/language/translationproductivity/rss for years (with eventual minor changes to the path as the forum/URL structure changed from time to time), but this does not work anymore since the 24th October morning.

Also, the browser used to autodiscover the RSS feed just fine in the root groups like https://community.sdl.com/product-groups/translationproductivity/, but this does not work now either.
Only now I see that autodiscover works in the sub-forums, e.g. "Translation Productivity", which used to NOT work in the last year or so (but it did work earlier).
And I would bet that the things/links which do work now did not work in the last days and in the morning when I wrote the message.

Thanks a lot for the how-to link.
Though, I suppose that setting up the RSS somehow more intuitively would be better for the users than having to chase how-to articles.

Something has definitely changed, since I was using https://community.sdl.com/solutions/language/translationproductivity/rss for years (with eventual minor changes to the path as the forum/URL structure changed from time to time), but this does not work anymore since the 24th October morning.

Also, the browser used to autodiscover the RSS feed just fine in the root groups like https://community.sdl.com/product-groups/translationproductivity/, but this does not work now either.
Only now I see that autodiscover works in the sub-forums, e.g. "Translation Productivity", which used to NOT work in the last year or so (but it did work earlier).
And I would bet that the things/links which do work now did not work in the last days and in the morning when I wrote the message.

Thanks a lot for the how-to link.
Though, I suppose that setting up the RSS somehow more intuitively would be better for the users than having to chase how-to articles.