elfeed-org VS elfeed-score

3. For priority tracking, I use the builtin org-agenda with org-super-agenda[4] to create "views" based on some metadata[5].

This is all done without closing Emacs once.

[0]: https://github.com/remyhonig/elfeed-org

Not really. I use elfeed-org to manage my feeds in an ORG mode style. Some example (top reddit posts per month/week)

I am using elfeed-org, I do not understand what is wrong. I thought that the file elfeed,org containing all the feeds was the causem but it seems not, I have reduced it to 1 feed and it still shows the same error.

I maintain my feed list using the export feature of elfeed-org. I sync it manually by exporting to OPML and importing it into Nextcloud's web interface.

There are a lot of cool projects that build upon org-mode (org-export) being a static site generator like org-webring (which includes the ability of making a planet-style aggregator page) and elfeed-org.

I've tried the instalation guide from https://github.com/remyhonig/elfeed-org but it does not work:

By "db" you mean list of feeds? There are several way to accomplish this, first is by using elfeed-org and placing them in an org file and essentially copying said org file to another machine and run an elfeed-update

I'm trying to set up elfeed-score for some arXiv feeds -- in the manner of this blog post. The scoring and sorting work out great, but the adjust-tags rule (described here) for labeling posts which have a score higher or lower than a certain threshold seems to be failing.

Of course, that's NOT an UI design issue, that's a social issue, but still the issue is there and not much can be done software-side to really solve it. Recommendation engines became popular because they can filter out more, classic scoring (that elfeed now have, aside https://github.com/sp1ff/elfeed-score) is another option...

Some time ago I made a package that lets you score elfeed entries according to rules you setup (like Gnus scoring). Since then, I've (gratefully) received a number suggestions & contributions, and the package has grown in size & complexity. It's most recent release includes some major changes including: - refactoring elfeed-score.el, which had become difficult to read, maintain & reason about, into a number of smaller files - breaking-up the documentation into a README covering the basics and a Texinfo manual (with HTML format hosted at my personal site) - introducing a new score file format: instead of serializing rules as flat lists, they are now serialized as property lists (enabling better validation & error messages)