...has RSS!
Don't worry, it's not contagious, though curiously nearly every blog has it.
Wanna learn more?
Okay, but pay close attention because there will be a quiz later.
What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.
At its core, an RSS feed is a simple, structured text file that allows you to follow Corey blogs... without having to check back manually. Whenever a new post is published here, the file updates in the background, and your feed reader automatically pulls the fresh post straight into your reading queue.
Okay, but what's a feed reader?
A feed reader is a free app or software program that automatically collects and displays new articles, blog posts, and podcasts from your favorite websites in a single, centralized dashboard—like a paperboy (er, person) for the internet.
How do you use it?
1. Pick a feed reader (like NetNewsWire, Feedly, or Feedbin).
2. Copy the feed link using the button below, or highlight and copy https://coreyblogs.com/feed/ directly.
3. Open your reader app, hit "+" or "add feed," and paste the link right in.
That's all there is to it.
Um, no thanks. RSS isn't for me.
That's okay. You can always check for new posts on the home page like your ancestors did.
Are you ready for the quiz?
What? I warned you.
1. What does RSS stand for?
2. Which of these is a feed reader?
3. How many fingers is Corey holding up?