All about RSS Feeds
Using RSS can save you lots of time on a daily basis. Let's say you visit a collection of 5 tech news websites three times a day. Currently, you visit them one by one in your browser, look for a new story and then go on. Going through all 5 sites might take 3-4 minutes or more if you find a new article. With RSS, all you do is go into an RSS feed reader, or RSS aggregator, and you will instantly know which websites have new articles and which don't. You will also be able to see past entries with RSS. If you were to only visit the website, you could miss an article if you don't visit frequently enough or get bored of seeing the same article if you visit too frequently. RSS fits in perfectly with this scenario. Now, imagine if you wanted to keep tabs on 25 websites. RSS easily proves indispensable.
Hopefully, you now know what an RSS feed is. We suggest you try 'Pageflakes' to make your own customisable homepage and to get started in the world of RSS feeds.
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