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# Create a feed

To create a feed, go to **Feeds** from the Steeple main menu.

## Automatic feed

An automatic feed automatically retrieves articles from an external source.

Supported sources:

* **RSS** : any valid RSS feed URL
* **Instagram** : URL of a public Instagram account
* **LinkedIn** : URL of a LinkedIn page
* **Facebook** : URL of a Facebook page
* **Custom URL** : another web source

### Steps

1. Click on **Add a feed**
2. Select the source type
3. Paste the source URL
4. Set visibility: **the whole organization** or **specific communities**
5. Validate

## Webhook activation

For certain sources that require event reception (webhooks), activate the webhook on the created feed.

The articles are then retrieved automatically. The feed displays a logo, the source title, and the articles with thumbnail, title, and date.

## Manual feed

A manual feed lets you create a content curation by adding articles one by one.

### Steps

1. Click on **Add a feed** > **Manual feed**
2. Give the feed a title
3. Set visibility: **the whole organization** or **specific communities**
4. Validate

You will then be able to add articles by pasting their URL.

## Visibility

The visibility of a feed is defined when it is created:

* **Organization** : visible to all members of the organization
* **Communities** : visible only to members of the selected communities

Visibility can be changed after creation.

## Permission required

Only users with the permission **Add feeds** can create feeds.


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