• RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is a form of XML that allows for easy-to-use yet powerful syndication of web pages, links, dynamic content, and various other elements. It is often used on blogs and news sites that frequently update their content. Site designers or web administrators simply add their content into an RSS feed, and the end-user can see the content by using a feed reader, which can be a program, browser plugin, or web site. New content will appear as it is added, which obviates the need to check the site that publishes the feed or search through it for new content.

• Fast Facts

  1. Built on XML technology
  2. Incorporates elements of Dave Winer's scriptingNews format
  3. Predecessor RDF Site Summary created in 1999
  4. Latest version: RSS 2.0.1

• RSS and Mahalo

  Many sites publish their recent changes using RSS, and Mahalo is no exception. Our RSS feeds include:

  1. New pages
  2. Mahalo Blog

  All three are great ways to stay abreast of the latest changes to Mahalo. In order to subscribe, you will need an RSS reader or aggregator; we recommend Google Reader or Netvibes.

• Related Mahalo Pages

  Blog | Podcast | How to Make a Podcast | Google Reader | How to Use Google Reader | Web 2.0 | XML | NewsGator

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