What is the use of rss feed submission?
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Posted 14 February 2012 - 10:53 AM
mitral16, on 12 January 2012 - 06:18 AM, said:
What is the use of rss feed submission?
Hello i am amber lewis.
i wanna tell you some uses of rss feed submissions.
These are as follows:-
1.By rss feed submission we find new updates of that particular website trough email.
2. By rss feed submission we got news about that website regularly.
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Posted 16 February 2012 - 07:51 PM
Hi!
An RSS feed is like an XML representation of the articles on a website. You can have an entire news website represented as a set of XML items containing the title, the date (and possibly even the time), and the content of the news item. Pretty much ever major website that deals with content in a chronological form would have an RSS feed. You can find news feeds on BBC, Blogspot and WordPress offer RSS feeds for their blogs and for blog comments too (I can't really think of who would want to subscribe to the blog comments RSS feed, but perhaps it would be used by the authors of the blog more than any of the visitors assuming that they use mobile devices that can't browse the other interfaces that the content management system provides to access and approve the comments).
An RSS feed is like an XML representation of the articles on a website. You can have an entire news website represented as a set of XML items containing the title, the date (and possibly even the time), and the content of the news item. Pretty much ever major website that deals with content in a chronological form would have an RSS feed. You can find news feeds on BBC, Blogspot and WordPress offer RSS feeds for their blogs and for blog comments too (I can't really think of who would want to subscribe to the blog comments RSS feed, but perhaps it would be used by the authors of the blog more than any of the visitors assuming that they use mobile devices that can't browse the other interfaces that the content management system provides to access and approve the comments).
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