WHAT IS RSS?
A. RSS is a family of Web feed formats used to publish frequently updated content. By using RSS you can help each user’s blog getting viewed by more people. There will be an update notification when you set your blog as public mode. The benefit of RSS is the aggregation of content from multiple Web sources in one place. RSS content can be read using software called an “RSS reader”.
An RSS news feed is designed to provide time-sensitive headlines and summaries of content with links to more detail elsewhere. RSS is an XML specification that web sites can use to distribute and aggregate Web content. This lets web sites work together to share content between sites and directly with end users. RSS is an acronym for Rich Site Summary, but some people call it Really Simple Syndication. RSS news feed files are collections of short items featuring headlines and brief summaries of content that can be read in more detail somewhere else on the Internet if the person wants the details. There are several different versions of the RSS specification and support for some RSS features is not yet fully standardized. We use the RSS 2.0 specification. That is the most current version of the RSS standard, now used by Microsoft, Yahoo, and other major players. RSS is specified as a type of XML service. Because RSS is a flavor of XML, all RSS files also must conform to the XML 1.0 speci
