You🫵🏾 Should Be Using RSS Feeds

Intro

You've been on the internet a while, right? Maybe during your adventures around the web, you've seen the letters "RSS," or seen this symbol: . What the heck does it all mean?

Maybe you're so internet savvy that you have your own website. In theory, people who like your site should check back in intermittently for changes, but people forget and links are lost. Is there a way you could send out site updates to those who care without having to make yourself or your supporters sign up for yet another service?

And maybe you've looked around Dreamwidth, you've scoped the scene, you've went through all the journals and communities with your interests, and you've decided that... you don't like it here. BUT. There's a journal or community or two you wish you could keep tabs on without having an account. Hell, there might be a bunch of sites you want to keep tabs on without having to remember to visit them all. Isn't there a better way?

I'm very happy to tell you: I have the answer to all these questions, and all you have to do to receive them is read my very long Dreamwidth entry.
( Take my hand... )