Difference between revisions of "RSS"
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| − | {{Term|RSS|stands for ''Really Simple Syndication'' and is part of the group of standardized formats used for web feed to post information that is constantly updated i.e. news headlines, blog entries, video and audio. This '''enables the reader to locate the content that was changed since the last visit''' without having to look through the entire website. <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_(file_format) WIKIPEDIA] (3 June 2009)</ref> Example: [http://www.onug.ch/80256EE60057F2B7/(httpHomepages)/5562355D4417A43F80256F04007174DB?OpenDocument&cntxt=9F2E9&cookielang=fr UNOG GVA Website] See also: [[Web Feed]]}} | + | {{Term|RSS|stands for ''Really Simple Syndication'' and is part of the group of standardized formats used for web feed to post information that is constantly updated i.e. news headlines, blog entries, video and audio. This '''enables the reader to locate the content that was changed since the last visit''' without having to look through the entire website. <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_(file_format) WIKIPEDIA] (3 June 2009)</ref> Example: <ref>[http://www.onug.ch/80256EE60057F2B7/(httpHomepages)/5562355D4417A43F80256F04007174DB?OpenDocument&cntxt=9F2E9&cookielang=fr UNOG GVA Website] <ref/> See also: [[Web Feed]]}} |
Revision as of 14:17, 3 June 2009
{{Term|RSS|stands for Really Simple Syndication and is part of the group of standardized formats used for web feed to post information that is constantly updated i.e. news headlines, blog entries, video and audio. This enables the reader to locate the content that was changed since the last visit without having to look through the entire website. [1] Example: Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
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