]> http://www.challengergarage.com/taxonomy/term/4/0 Description en http://www.challengergarage.com/node/28 <p>RSS Subscriptions<br /> Now you can stay on top of the latest news and information from the 2006 Chrysler Auto Shows by having it delivered directly to your personalized homepage (e.g., My Yahoo!) or news reader, via RSS. </p> <p>RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary. Whichever you use, it means the same thing: a web standard for publishing regular updates of content. Via RSS, web publishers are able to provide readers with blow-by-blow updates to news, information, even photos from their websites. These updates are called "feeds." </p> <p>RSS is commonly used with news sites and blogs, but any website can use it to distribute its information — usually a headline and small amount of text or summary of a larger story, with a link to the full article on the publisher's website. RSS feeds, when collected through what is called a "news reader" or "feed aggregator" (see below), allow you to catch up on your favorite websites and topics all in one place whenever it is convenient for you. Many of your favorite news, entertainment, and even retail websites offer RSS feeds of their content.</p> New Member Area Sun, 12 Feb 2006 01:32:21 -0500 http://www.challengergarage.com/node/1 <p>RSS Subscriptions<br /> Now you can stay on top of the latest news and information from the 2006 Chrysler Auto Shows by having it delivered directly to your personalized homepage (e.g., My Yahoo!) or news reader, via RSS. </p> <p>RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary. Whichever you use, it means the same thing: a web standard for publishing regular updates of content. Via RSS, web publishers are able to provide readers with blow-by-blow updates to news, information, even photos from their websites. These updates are called "feeds." </p> <p>RSS is commonly used with news sites and blogs, but any website can use it to distribute its information — usually a headline and small amount of text or summary of a larger story, with a link to the full article on the publisher's website. RSS feeds, when collected through what is called a "news reader" or "feed aggregator" (see below), allow you to catch up on your favorite websites and topics all in one place whenever it is convenient for you. Many of your favorite news, entertainment, and even retail websites offer RSS feeds of their content.</p> New Member Area Sun, 12 Feb 2006 02:33:01 -0500