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RSS Feeds for Model Railroaders - video
RSS FEEDS FOR MODEL RAILROADERS
Want to spend more time modeling and less time online checking out web sites, forums, and blogs for updates? Then you need RSS - the great undiscovered time-saving tool of power internet users!
This video explains all the ropes of using RSS feeds and once you see how easy they are to use, you will wonder where they've been all your life (at least the part of it you spend online).
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Comments
If you don't know what RSS is, you NEED to watch this!
RSS is one of those funny things that seems to get ignored a lot - yet if more modelers knew about it, they could save tons of time on the internet.
With RSS you can literally spend LESS time on the internet and get MORE useful info from the web to help you do the hobby. It's THAT USEFUL.
If you feel like you're spending too much time online as it is and would like to get more modeling done, then you owe it to yourself to check out RSS.
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
Great info!
While I knew what RSS feeds were I have never looked beyond the surface at them. I see they deserve a second look...NO SPAM!!! I never thought of that and I am probably what you would call a techie! [grin]
I think I may have to get the Feedly add-on for my browser and hook up to some MRH feeds!
Thanks for a great video on the subject!
Once again Joe Your the man!!!!! Thanks for the Video!!
I was trying to figure this RSS feed thing out on my own after the post you made during the NMRA Show. I got about 60% in to setting it up and then lost interest when I couldn't make it work properly. So now I'll try again and I think it's one great way to get my up to date information in front of me where before I was jumping all over the internet. Thanks Again but I think I'll have more to read than I read already lol.
Dan
Rio Grande Dan
OK I use Firefox and I did
OK I use Firefox and I did the Freedly reader and then it loaded 96 pages of crap and news feeds I never look at and put MRH last and so far MRH is the only feed I wanted. Lost again.
Dan
Rio Grande Dan
Just delete the ones you don't want
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
Feedly Setup
I too use Feedly. It does require a little bit of setup time to get it organized the way you like it but once you do it is a tremendous time saver. Look closely at the Digest and Blogroll. They will help you sort how your most important feeds rise to the top.
Alan
www.LKOrailroad.com
Joe .
OK
Got it thanks again Joe. I wish the Feedly had a delete all button. Turned out that I deleted everyone of their we think we know what you like RSS sites lol.
I'm still unsure what its function is or how it works but I'll figure it out or load the google reader which is looking to be my next step.
Question: I go to a site that has the RSS tag and I click on it and subscribe. and I come to MRH and do the same.
Now what do I do to get the latest news 3 days later? do I need a RSS short cut or the google reader short cut on my desk top in order to retrieve the latest news?
Dan
Rio Grande Dan
Just Open Feedly
Open Feedly in Firefox and all of your unread RSS feeds should be there. You could place a Feedly shortcut on your desktop to make it easier.
www.feedly.com/home#my
Alan
www.LKOrailroad.com