What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an XML-based format for distributing web content (such as news headlines or new content in your group). You can use RSS to read or display recent group messages on another location of your choice. Here are some examples:

• Read messages on My Yahoo!
• Read messages in an RSS reader, or a news aggregator.
• Display messages in your web log (otherwise known as "blog") for others to see.

How do I read messages on My Yahoo!?

Simply click on the "Add to My Yahoo!" link below.

How do I read messages in an RSS reader or news aggregator?

Just enter the URL listed below. Please check the instructions for your individual program/service.

How do I display messages in my web log (blog)?

First, make sure your blog supports the display of syndicated RSS content. If so, add the URL listed below in the appropriate area of your blog provider. Please check the help pages for your service, as the location varies by provider.

Do all groups have RSS?

RSS is available only for groups configured by their owners to show messages to the public.