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[ezine-tips.com ] by Barbara J Feldman
is an article which talks about using syndication feeds as an alternative to email newsletters.
[downes.ca ] by Stephen Downes
is a brilliantly simple-to-follow tutorial on setting up your own feed.
and
[wilsonweb.com ] by Ralph F Wilson
is a very useful introduction with tips on setting up your own feed, validating the feed, submitting the feed to directories etc.
Also there are two articles at WebMonkey:
[hotwired.lycos.com ] by Jason Cook
looks at why you might want to have an RSS feed on your site and
[hotwired.lycos.com ] also by Jason Cook
looks at the difference between Atom and RSS.
If you are really serious about RSS, then see the RSS Queens site [researchbuzz.com] and this search [google.com].
[37signals.com...]
RSS Tutorial for Content Managers and Webmasters
[mnot.net...]
RSS: What it is, Where to get it, How to make it, How to use it
[interleaves.org...]
Sharing Your Site with RSS
[hotwired.lycos.com...]
Meet Diverse Needs by Using RSS to Syndicate Content
[builder.com.com...]
How to create your own RSS Newsfeed
How to publish RSS Newsfeed
How to submit RSS news feed
step by step
is published @
[kriyayoga.com...]
For you feed pros, which article above (or not above) might provide a good intro to refer someone to who wants to put MY headlines on THEIR site. I've got several frequently updated content sites which I manage with MovableType. So, if my site has an XML link available, I need to explain as simply as possible to someone else how to get my headlines/summaries on their site. I'm guessing that javascript will be the easiest, but is there a simple server-side solution that will allow the links to be properly spidered by search engines?