Following many websites through RSS
Many websites publish RSS feeds containing updates such as new articles or podcast episodes. A feed reader can collect these updates from several sites in one place, without a separate visit to every homepage. A feed may contain summaries or fuller content, and update timing depends on both the publisher and the reader.
Questions you could explore
- What information does an item need to be useful outside its original website?
- How does subscribing to a feed differ from visiting each website to check for updates?
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- RSS Advisory BoardRSS 2.0 Specification
The RSS specification describes channels, items, links, and content fields. It is a technical reference rather than a software recommendation.
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