Spoon Feed Me |
What is it?
RSS
makes it possible for you to keep up with Holiday Golightly in an automated manner (visualize a stylish robot,
wearing big sunglasses) that's easier than checking the blog entries daily. Let's be honest.
We're busy lazy.
RSS content can be read using software called an "RSS reader", "feed reader" or an "aggregator". The user subscribes to a feed by entering the feed's link into the reader or by clicking an RSS icon in a browser that initiates the subscription process. (we should do that one).
Where do I get it?
Holiday Golightly currently has 5 RSS feeds to choose from:
| Blog RSS |
A feed for all of our blog entries
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| Comment RSS |
Stay on top of the latest comments
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| Destinations |
Be the first to know when a new destination comes on-line
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| Getaways |
We'll be adding them regularly track this feed to find out when
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| Activities |
Be notified when we add a new activity
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How do I use it?
Firefox
If you're using our favorite browser (Firefox) you can use their live-bookmarks. Just click on one of the links in the "Where do I get it?" and follow these instructions.
Internet Explorer
If you're using IE 7 you can add RSS feeds following these instructions.
Feed Readers
Feed readers allow you to collect a bunch of RSS feeds and browser through all at once. They're great if you read many blogs a day. We'll take a look at Google Reader and Yahoo's Reader and will be covering additional readers in the future.
Google Reader
Check with Reader Help or watch this simple video... when she "adds subscription" in the video - just use the urls above in "Where do I get it?".
Yahoo Reader
Follow Yahoo's tutorial Adding RSS Content.


