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RSS Generator - FetchRSS
RSS Generator - FetchRSS
Generate an RSS feed for any website, even if it doesn't have its own. This is really useful for keeping everything in your RSS reader rather than checking a much of separate sites. h/t Mike Taylor
Imported from Diigo#rss
·fetchrss.com·
RSS Generator - FetchRSS
How to Use RSS Feeds
How to Use RSS Feeds
Helen Blunden explains how to use RSS to subscribe to specific feeds, including filtering for specific topics on a blog or subscribing to a YouTube channel. While following folks on social media can be a good way to discover new things and to interact with others, RSS gives you control and customization over what you see. If you feel like there's too much noise on social media and want a way to focus on reading just what you're interested in, RSS helps you do that.
If you’re relying on social networks to serve you up the content you want to read – you’re not in control.
To many people, I’m may be a bit of an old fashioned kook because I still use them religiously but the truth is, I wouldn’t be finding great content and sharing it to you if I was just relying on my social networks such as Twitter and LinkedIn to serve this content up to me. After all, my networks are reading similar content, retweeting and sharing the same stuff. An RSS Reader allows me to control what is coming to me but also is flexible enough for me to add to or delete feeds as my interests change.
Imported from Diigo#rss
·activatelearning.com.au·
How to Use RSS Feeds
2¢ Worth » Why did Google Make this Harder
2¢ Worth » Why did Google Make this Harder
I was just trying to figure out how to get a news feed from Google today and was stumped. Google changed the interface and no longer provides a direct link, but you can manually create the feed.
You just have to manually rewrite the search URL, adding “<i>&amp;output=rss</i>“.
Imported from Diigo#rss#tools
·davidwarlick.com·
2¢ Worth » Why did Google Make this Harder