"Feeds" are now a popular phenomenon in the web, and if you aren't familiar with them you you may be surprised to learn how useful web syndication has been in broadening the scope of website interactivity.
The acronym "RSS" is now commonly used to mean "Rich Site Summary" and describes a family of languages originally used by web programmers to share information between web servers. The original use of the acronym was in reference to a particular syndication format, and stood for "Really Simple Syndication". This language, RSS, is still one of the most commonly formats for web syndication.
If you are interested in learning more about the use of feeds for various purposesthe links to the left will take you to wikipedia, where you can find very detailed information.
In order to subscribe to our feed you first need to select the reader you want to use for RSS and other feeds. The process for creating a subscription can vary quite a bit. Normally a good product will provide you with a tutorial or some help to get you started.
We have provided links to several tutorials on the left.
We also provide links to several types of software to help you find the one that is most suited to your needs.
If you already have a reader and you are ready to subscribe you can find the feed at:
The feed can be reached by clicking on the giant feed icon at the top left corner of every page.
If you would like us to add a tutorial for an RSS feed reading software or service, please Contact Us