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[[Image:RSSicon.png|100px|left]]An RSS feed is a simple way of allowing people to subscribe to your website's content. When people click on the familiar RSS icon, that lets them receive an update from your blog every time you publish a new post. RSS stands for "really simple syndication." | [[Image:RSSicon.png|100px|left]]An RSS feed is a simple way of allowing people to subscribe to your website's content. When people click on the familiar RSS icon, that lets them receive an update from your blog every time you publish a new post. RSS stands for "really simple syndication." | ||
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| − | Most content management systems and blog platforms such as WordPress have RSS capability built right in. | + | Most content management systems and blog platforms such as WordPress have RSS capability built right in. |
Latest revision as of 14:44, 6 November 2013
Most content management systems and blog platforms such as WordPress have RSS capability built right in.