How can one reader follow updates from many websites?
An RSS feed gives a reader a structured list of published items. A feed reader can collect those updates from several sites, so the reader does not have to visit every homepage separately. What appears may be a summary or fuller content, and the 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?
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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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