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How can I get an RSS feed of just my own questions?

I'd like to create an ifttt.com recipe that takes all questions I ask on the SE network, and emails them to me. Is there a global RSS feed? Something else I could use for that?

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Currently, no, there isn't.

A (very kludgey) workaround is you taking all of your user feeds across all of the Stack Exchange sites - the link to which is in the lower right hand corner of your profile, as seen here:

And then aggregate them together using code or a service into one feed.

Note that if you are going to use a feed aggregator service, that Yahoo Pipes is currently blocked from Stack Overflow (I'm not sure about the rest of the Stack Exchange sites, but I think it's safe to say that's the case) and others might be blacklisted depending on their behavior towards the site.

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