Here at pink sheep, we wanted to look into this because we help manage many websites. There are a number of reasons someone might want to delay the RSS feed of their site.

If you use WordPress, you can ususally find your site’s RSS by typing in the URL and adding /feed at the end. If you edit the post, the version in your site’s RSS feed can take time to update, depending on the server, other plugins, website caching, and who knows what else. Usually, posts are added to the RSS feed right when they’re published. The History of RSS is interesting, and so is the history of Creative Commons. It’s from the “early” internet (launched in 1999!) and although Google suggests I might want to search “is RSS is dead 2020,” it’s still a widely used system for bundling and sharing everything from news articles to podcast episodes.

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an open-source web feed that allows users and applications to access websites updates in a standardized format that’s easy for computers to read.

Webpage into rss feed