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What is RSS and how to use it?

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RSS is (Really Simple Syndication) or (Rich Site Summary). It is usually used to take information from a source, the information is then put into a stream. The stream of information (the feed) can then be used to be displayed on a web page or certain applications. If the information changed in any way at the source then the feed is updated and new information will be present.

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