How do you normally check for updates from your favorite websites and blogs? In other words, how do you know if I have posted a new post on my blog?
Well, the answer is simple. You will have to visit the sites using your browser and check them one by one. You’ll perhaps spend a few minutes looking for new updates and move on to the next website. So, just image how much time you need to spend if you have to visit 10 websites a few times a day just to find if they have updated.
More websites emerge every day. So is there an easier way to keep “in touch” with the latest updates from these websites? The answer is RSS!
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So what is RSS?
RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication”. RSS is a simple technology designed to distribute content from websites, and deliver these “feeds” directly to your reader which is usually referred as RSS Reader.
How does RSS work?
Let’s take a simple example of the way your email work. When someone sends you an email, it will be delivered to your inbox. In order to read your emails, you simply need to open your inbox. Simple! ๐












