How Does RSS Work?

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For those who have no idea what the orange symbol is all about, I have three videos that explain what that RSS button (that’s what we blogging geeks call it) is all about. Double click any of the videos to go watch them on Youtube:

a) Video one explains why RSS is the best thing since sliced bread.

b) Videos two and three are a short two part series that explain how Real Simple Syndication (RSS) works

 
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