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Filtering the Blog Avalanche. RSS Tools and Services - The Best Picks From Sharewood - Robin G. Burning Questions - The Official FeedBurner Weblog: Feed for Tho. Lists: things you can do with rss [TimYangWiki] Blogolist - Les weblogs francophones. USM protocol. You may have come across these funny looking little orange buttons (a.k.a. chicklets) and wondered what they are? This Webpage is an attempt to explain what they are and how you can use them and a USM client to better enjoy the Web. Table of Contents What is RSS? The orange buttons link to a file, called an RSS file. Click Me Clicking on the orange buttons will often cause the RSS file to be rendered in your browser. Helping Users Because there's no default RSS handler in Windows XP, clicking on the orange buttons often produces very undesirable results.

(What is this?) The (What is this) link could link to this page, located at but publishers rightfully should create their own (What is this) Webpage. RSS Readers Following is a list of RSS readers that support USM. Download the latest version of the Juice News Reader. View a screencast of Juice in action. What is USM? The USM Client. Making An RSS Feed. Software to Create RSS Feeds, Edit and Publish News Feeds. Design: Reblog. An RSS aggregator for reading and republishing Reblog makes the process of filtering and republishing content from many RSS feeds easy, and fast. Rebloggers subscribe to their favorite feeds, preview the content, and select their favorite posts. These posts are automatically published through their favorite blogging software, creating an attention funnel.

Reblog's “River of News” view, showing most recent entries from all subscribed feeds. Instead of visiting dozens of websites, each with new stories and updates published in local formats, RSS syndication places all that information in a simplified, standard format, allowing users to hand off the grunt work of looking for information to the computer, where it belongs. Consumers of information are then free to interpret this information how they wish. Reblog is an open-source collaborative project with Eyebeam, an interactive research and development group based in New York City. Go get one of your own / Discuss Reblog.