What is RSS?
RSS, which stands for “Real Simple Syndication”, is a format used for supplying information to special applications called “feed readers”. Feed readers keep track of all the RSS feeds you have subscribed to, and automatically display any new content that has been added to each site. By subscribing to our RSS feed, you would automatically be notified of new content we add to this site, like blog posts, events, etc. It’s a beautiful thing.
Pull verses Push
RSS is considered a “Pull” style of syndication, because it is solely based on your preference. It may replace other styles of syndication considered to be “Pushy”, like email-based content.
How do I subscribe?
It’s likely that if you have an application installed on your computer that accepts RSS feeds, all you’ll have to do is click on the link below, and confirm your decision. If you don’t have a feed reader, there are many available for free (including some that are web-based). We’ll provide some links to help you get a hold of one.
Feed readers
Web-based
News Gator
Sage (for users of the Firefox browser)
Desktop applications
RSS Bandit
RSS Owl
Wild Grape
MAC-based
NetNewsWire Lite
