| What is RSS?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML-based format
that offers a new way to receive our articles and story
descriptions. Through these mortgage news feed, each time
we publish a new story, the story's headline and description
gets delivered to your computer. Your reader scans our
feeds and delivers those stories that you indicated that
you wanted to read.
How does RSS work?
First, you will need a RSS reader and there are many
out there. The reader will search out the stories you
specify and then download and display the RSS feeds
for you.that easy.
Copy the URL into your feed reader to view the current
feed, click on the XML buttons. Today, Interest.com
offers our syndicated weekly column and daily mortgage
articles in RSS.
Where do you find a RSS Reader?
Interest.com is currently using the RSS 2.0 format so
just about any RSS reader will work. There are many
newsreader applications that use RSS files. Here is
a popular RSS news aggregator:
- Pluck
Windows 2000, Windows XP. Free reader, integrates
with Internet Explorer.
- RSS
Feeds via JavaScript
Is there a cost?
No. The feeds are completely free.
Can I publish the RSS feeds?
Yes. If you publish the feeds on your Web site, simply
credit Interest.com as the source. Post the headline
and the brief description, not the entire story. Just
display the source to Interest.com either by the text
source - Interest.com and/or with this small logo.
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