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filtered RSS feeds and
never again worry about
getting what you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What does RSS stand for?
A. RSS is most commonly translated as "Really Simple Syndication".
Q. What are feeds?
A. Feeds are web formatted XML documents used to publish frequently updated works such as blogs, news, & headlines.
Q. How do RSS feeds work?
A. Software applications write short descriptions and links to an XML file which are loaded into a reader where the user can get a brief idea about the topic the feed is written about.
Q. What do I need to read an RSS feed?
A. RSS feed readers come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Readers can be found for cellphones, web browsers, desktop apps, and even electronic devices. A good starting reader is the Google Reader available for free at http://www.google.com/reader
Q. Why do I need to filter RSS feeds?
A. RSS feeds can contain hundreds of lines, some of which are relevant to your interests while others are not.
Q. What does RSS stand for?
A. RSS is most commonly translated as "Really Simple Syndication".
Q. What are feeds?
A. Feeds are web formatted XML documents used to publish frequently updated works such as blogs, news, & headlines.
Q. How do RSS feeds work?
A. Software applications write short descriptions and links to an XML file which are loaded into a reader where the user can get a brief idea about the topic the feed is written about.
Q. What do I need to read an RSS feed?
A. RSS feed readers come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Readers can be found for cellphones, web browsers, desktop apps, and even electronic devices. A good starting reader is the Google Reader available for free at http://www.google.com/reader
Q. Why do I need to filter RSS feeds?
A. RSS feeds can contain hundreds of lines, some of which are relevant to your interests while others are not.