RSS has been promoted as the hands off method for subscribing to all feeds. It's a once only process and thereafter you don't need to do anyhting to keep it functioning. RSS subscription has been advocated for the last few years with the knowledge that it will become part of the status quo very quickly.

But there's a hold-up. People are not subscribing through RSS as much as presumed. The reason given is that it is too complex to set up. Many have tried to simplify the process and give good e...
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Yola for example have an RSS chicklet available on any "blog" page and simply by clicking and dragging this chicklet onto your page, the RSS subscription button or chicklet is installed, configured and ready to go as soon as you re-publish (update) your site.

The chicklet supplied is a recommended standard RSS chicklet and is instantly recognisable. Fortunately the concentric three wave lines have been adopted by many RSS chicklet designers as the central theme for the myriad of cutomised icon...

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Subscribing to an RSS news feed.

RSS stands for "really simple syndication". A system that allows people to send information to the web without the need to deliver a specific email address.

Content of blogs and Web sites are often sent via an RSS feed by ordinary Web users.

You will see a small button like these somewhere on their page:

                                                                           

among thousands of others.

These are all the same thing. These Buttons are known by...
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