RSS feeds
What is RSS?
- RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is an XML-based format for content distribution on the Internet.
How Does It Work?
- When a new article is posted or a change made to a webpage, RSS keeps track of the changes and delivers them to you.
Who Benefits From RSS?
- RSS eliminate the need to check for updates. Every time something changes on the page, it comes to you. RSS always shows the most-recent changes.
Is RSS Difficult to Use?
- To view RSS feeds, you need an RSS reader (also called an aggregator), which trolls RSS feeds across the Web to regularly update content.
There are many free, web-based readers, all which compile and update feeds.
Can I Only Access RSS through a Computer?
- You can access RSS feeds on any mobile device and many cell phones or via e-mail as well as on a computer.
What is a Feed?
- A feed is similar to a bookmark in a web browser. Normally a link called RSS from websites.
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