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Posted: October 16th, 2010, 2:00 pmI'm pretty sure that the RSS feed is broken again. Or is it just me?
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Posted: October 16th, 2010, 2:00 pmRSS
Posted: November 15th, 2010, 6:44 amI think I might be dumb or not know enough about computers ,but could someone tell me what RSS is and how to get for here ?
Posted: November 15th, 2010, 6:58 amYeah, what wolf said. What the hell is an RSS feed?
Posted: November 15th, 2010, 8:18 ama RSS feed permit in a rss reader (or a mail client) to see all news of a website, like a mail.
Posted: November 15th, 2010, 6:14 pmhypnoidf wrote:a RSS feed permit in a rss reader (or a mail client) to see all news of a website, like a mail.
Why not just use a newsletter?
Posted: November 16th, 2010, 3:09 amIt's not the same technology
in rss feed you can choose what category of things you want to receive, for example :
- new file,
- new scripts,
....
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in rss feed you can choose what category of things you want to receive, for example :
- new file,
- new scripts,
....
F
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Posted: November 16th, 2010, 7:22 amHow do I get it for here ????????????
Posted: November 24th, 2010, 11:35 pmWow, this is the most incoherent topic I've seen on these forums.
An RSS feed is sort of a list of changes to a part of a website. Anytime there's a new file it automatically updates the feed. If you use an RSS reader you can then get RSS feeds from lots of different websites in one spot and it will tell you when they update and many new items appeared on the feed.
So what you end up being able to do is check the new files from WMM, the latest headlines from CNN, your favorite blog's most recent post, find out if that online story you follow updated, see today's strips of your favorite newspaper comics, and also get news from several different sources all in one webpage or program. It's incredibly convenient, then you don't have to go to 16 different websites to find out if there's anything new.
Usually the way to get the RSS feed from a website is you just paste the address of the website into the RSS reader and most of them can search the webpage for links to RSS feeds. But usually there are links on the website itself too. And some browsers have a way to detect them for you as well.
An RSS feed is sort of a list of changes to a part of a website. Anytime there's a new file it automatically updates the feed. If you use an RSS reader you can then get RSS feeds from lots of different websites in one spot and it will tell you when they update and many new items appeared on the feed.
So what you end up being able to do is check the new files from WMM, the latest headlines from CNN, your favorite blog's most recent post, find out if that online story you follow updated, see today's strips of your favorite newspaper comics, and also get news from several different sources all in one webpage or program. It's incredibly convenient, then you don't have to go to 16 different websites to find out if there's anything new.
Usually the way to get the RSS feed from a website is you just paste the address of the website into the RSS reader and most of them can search the webpage for links to RSS feeds. But usually there are links on the website itself too. And some browsers have a way to detect them for you as well.
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Posted: November 25th, 2010, 9:05 amThat is fine, but I am asking do I get an RSS reader for here
Re: RSS
Posted: November 28th, 2010, 1:16 amdark_wolf49 wrote:That is fine, but I am asking do I get an RSS reader for here
Google.com/reader is what I use as an RSS reader.
The Warpmymind RSS feed is http://www.warpmymind.com/modules.php?name=rss you paste that URL into the Add a subscription box in the reader.
However what this topic was about originally is that this feed hasn't properly updated in quite a long time and has become quite useless because of it.