RSS, short for Rich Site Summary (RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication), was created to more easily deliver frequently updated site content such as blogs, news, corporate information, site announcements, job information, and shopping information to users. format.

RSS makes it easy and convenient to know when a new post is updated without having to visit the site.
In addition, various information on the site can be collected using RSS files. An RSS file created according to the RSS standard contains the information of a specific site. (For example, the operator of site B can collect various information (title of updated article, link, main content, etc.) of site A through RSS files and then upload them to site B operated by himself. This makes it easy for site B visitors to know the latest conversions on site A, even if they don't visit site A.)

A page with this button means that it supports RSS service.
XMLRSSRSSRSS | RSS 2.0RSS | ENTRIES It is expressed by methods such as XML and Syndicate this site (XML).