RSS: Why Is it Important?

December 19, 2005 1 Comment

RSS

It has come to my attention that none of you know what RSS is. RSS is an important thing for you, a web surfer, to know about. SP.Net, Flickr, Yahoo-News, and pretty much every other site you can think of use and support RSS. You should be using RSS to help you read all of your favorite websites in one location. Rather then clicking around or going down your favorites list you can just go to one webpage and have all your sites right there in an easy to read format. So to help you understand what it is and why you should use it I have found this guide that I know will help all of you make sense of what it is and how to use it:

Getting Started with RSS by Paul Stamatiou

I just changed my RSS Reader from MyYahoo! to Microsoft’s Live.com

When you feel you’re ready, I suggest you check them out…

Till next time… “HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS”

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Sean Piotrowski is a Technologist, Professor, Blogger, Gamer, Short Film Maker, & Much More. He has been in Information Technology for Institutions of Higher Education since 2001.
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One Response to “RSS: Why Is it Important?”

  1. bob the fastest turtle December 21, 2005 at 8:14 pm

    hey where do you host this beast and where did you get the skin?

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