What is this RSS you speak of?
That’s a great question, particularly if you’ve not heard of the term before. If you have, then feel free to skip to the feeds.
Time to refer to the all knowing Wikipedia for the answer:
RSS is a family of web feed formats. RSS formats are specified in XML (a generic specification for data formats). RSS delivers its information as an XML file called an “RSS feed”, “webfeed”, “RSS stream”, or “RSS channel”. #
In english, please?
An RSS feed, can be best described as a method to deliver the entries posted here in an easily accessible format. Most modern email clients can “subscribe” (access) the entries using a built in rss feed reader. By subscribing you can read each entry, shortly after it’s posted in the comfort of your own email or rss client.
Of course, I do recommend you check back here from time to time, as some content is site specific or not available via ’syndication’.
So how do I subscribe?
It’s a little dependant from one client to the next, however you can usually copy and paste (ors simply follow) the links provided below:
- The all seeing primary site feed — all the action, live, as it happens.
- Short vignettes via the remainders — link love and news to-go.
- Just the articles feed — more content less links.
Can I syndicate your content on my blog or website?
Ahh, now that is a very good question — if you leave some feedback with your details, then I’m sure a mutually agreeable outcome can be achieved.
I don’t do RSS - what about email?
Sure! Fill out the following form to receive each post as an email.
