Added update about nitter.net

markdown/Create-a-Mastodon-bot-to-forward-Twitter-and-RSS-feeds-to-your-timeline.md

@@ -325,10 +325,10 @@ can run a UNIX-like system and it has HTTP access to the instance that hosts
 your bot.
 
 Install Python 3 and `pip` if they aren't installed already. Then install
-Platypush with the `rss` and `mastodon` integrations:
+Platypush with the `rss` integration:
 
 ```bash
-[sudo] pip3 install 'platypush[rss,mastodon]'
+[sudo] pip3 install 'platypush[rss]'
 ```
 
 Now create a configuration file under `~/.config/platypush/config.yaml` that
@@ -359,6 +359,12 @@ Fortunately, the admins of `nitter.net` still do a good job in bridging Twitter
 timelines to RSS feeds, so in `rss.subscriptions` we use `nitter.net` URLs as a
 proxy to Twitter timelines.
 
+> UPDATE: `nitter.net` has got a lot of traffic lately, especially after the
+> recent events at Twitter. So keep in mind that the main instance may not
+> always be accessible. You can consider using other nitter instances, or, even
+> better, run one yourself (Nitter is open-source and light enough to run on a
+> Raspberry Pi).
+
 Now create a script under `~/.config/platypush/scripts` named e.g.
 `mastodon_bot.py`. Its content can be something like the following: