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All About RSS (Really Simple Syndication)

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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) provides a way for internet users to keep up with new additions to any number of web pages without having to click from site to site.

A program known as a feed reader or aggregator can check RSS-enabled web pages on behalf of a user and display any updated articles that it finds. It is now common to find RSS feeds on major web sites, as well as many smaller ones.

Zen In London's RSS feed brings you all the changes, and additions to the forthcoming events calendar. This, in addition to subscribing to our Announcements Mailing List, will keep you up to date with happenings, events, closures and announcements concerning the London Zen Groups.

How do I start using Zen In London's RSS Feed?

Before you can read our news feed - or any RSS feed on the net - you will require a "feed reader" (also called news reader, or news/feed aggregator). This program will check for updates on your behalf and display any new articles it finds.

Some e-mail clients (such as Mozilla Firebird) have feed reader functions built into them. There are a range of different news readers available (many for free), and there are more appearing all the time as this technology gains popularity.


This link to Google should provide you with ample choice.

 

Once you have chosen a news reader you can subscribe to our feed in various ways (according to your feeder) which may include: