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Delhi Bloggers on X: build this knot

Delhi has a busy writing scene on X: food walkers, heritage-walk guides, photographers, columnists and people who blog about the city's markets, metro and weather. Their posts are spread across dozens of hashtags, so the easiest way to follow them is to tie them together.

This knot starts with the blogger and food tags and adds the phrases people use when they link a new post. Add the writers you read as members and you get a clean feed of their updates, plus a "members on topic" feed for when they write about the city itself.

The recipe

Hashtags#DelhiBloggers #DelhiBlogger #DelhiFood
KeywordsDelhi blog Delhi food walk
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FiltersOriginal posts only (replies hidden)
X List nameDelhi Bloggers

The feed on X

Open it in Latest for everything in time order, or Top for the posts X ranks highest. You need to be signed in to X to see results.

Topic feed

(#DelhiBloggers OR #DelhiBlogger OR #DelhiFood OR "Delhi blog" OR "Delhi food walk") -giveaway -filter:replies

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Open in the builder and add members

Who to add as members

Food and heritage bloggers, city photographers, local journalists and walk organisers whose posts link to their own writing. We don't list anyone by name: pick the people you already read, so the knot reflects your corner of the topic.

Once you add members, the builder makes three more feeds: everything they post, their posts on this topic, and replies sent to them.

Tips for this knot

  • Turn on the Links filter to see only posts that point to a new article.
  • Add neighbourhood names (Chandni Chowk, Hauz Khas) as keywords for a narrower feed.
  • Pair this knot with the Delhi city knot for news and civic updates.

Setting up the X List

  1. Open Lists from your profile menu and create a list called Delhi Bloggers.
  2. Keep it public if you want others to follow it, or make it private for your own reading.
  3. Add members from the list editor or from each profile's menu.
  4. Pin it so it shows up as a tab on Home.

More detail in how to use X Lists as a community feed.