Why You Should Use RSS

Reading articles through RSS instead of visiting the site directly, or relying on social-media traffic, can improve your media-consumption experience.


I no longer share my stuff on Social Media.


I've become passionate about designing my life around focused work and protecting my time from distraction and devices. After all, it's the only way to get any photography done.


As you know, I mail you ( content from my ) blog posts, and latest updates, about pictures, hope, and God's Love.


But, you can be done with the whole email thing ... if you want to.


... if you only want to read my blogs, and not get the mails.


This blog has one of the fastest-growing RSS feed lists I know of, if you look here at the blogs page on Fine Art America you will find my blog has more views right out of the gate than most.


I don't share it other than with an RSS feed link, as it says at the bottom of my blogs:


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RSS is quiet and fast and Ad-free.

Perhaps that is why it is not the flavor of the day.







The Basics of RSS

RSS is a syndication methodology on the Internet.

RSS Stands for Really Simple Syndication.

RSS is used for the specific purpose or conveying information that a website or blog has been updated.

RSS can automate web surfing, create a virtual custom newspaper, and help you stay current in your areas of expertise or interest.

Subscribing to RSS feeds can deliver targeted and timely information.

Subscribing to RSS feeds allows you to monitor your own RSS feeds.


How RSS Works and Why You Should Use It



And of course, you can always bookmark this page, to read blog posts only, on your browser and come visit me now and then.




Talk with you again real soon!

Frank



'Pictures That Share Hope and God's Love in the World'




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