Even if it is not for profit (or especially so), the point of any publication is not just to get people to know something—you at least want people to read what you wrote and appreciate you for this.

Using Web normally, with search and all, is well-behaved in this regard, but using attribution-stripping technology isn’t.

If your readers don’t know you exist and you don’t know who your readers are or if they even exist, you basically become a ghost writer, content producer for LLMs (and in many cases some commercial LLM operator also makes money off your work, too).

Then you wouldn't have RSS feeds in the first place. I'm talking about sites that decide to have them for one reason or another.