RSS FAQ
What is RSS?
RSS stands for "Real Simple Syndication" or "Rich Site Summary". An RSS feed is essentially a file written in XML (eXtensible Markup Language). RSS feeds contain information such as headlines, summaries and links making the viewing of news and/or news content one of the most popular uses. As RSS becomes more mainstream, it is being used in all sorts of new and interesting ways such as calendars, photo albums and keeping up-to-date with software.
How can I use an RSS feed?
In order to use an RSS feed, you will need an RSS reader. An RSS reader is simply a piece of software which takes an RSS feed and converts it into readable text.
What is the benefit of using RSS feeds?
With RSS feeds, you can view all your information in one centralised location and immediately be notified when new information becomes available. As a result, you will no longer need to visit each and every site for news and information.
What are the icons all over your site?
The icons are links to an RSS feed. If you click on the icon, you will be able to see the RSS feed in its raw format.
Where can I find an RSS reader?
There are many RSS reader applications to choose from. Here are a few suggestions:
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