what is RSS and how can I link up to my email just to ones I like to see?
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http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2002/12/18/dive-into-xml.html
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You can install an RSS reader from here:\nhttp://www.rssreader.com/
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Blogging, Generating RSS feed, having a robots.txt file
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Go to settings, set your blog to public, and turn on RSS. Then find the Add to My Yahoo! link and click Save to My Yahoo! on the next page.
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Go to this page http://podcasts.yahoo.com/publish/3 and look at  B Share your podcast. It tells you how to make an RSS
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Adding links in the BLOGROLL (located on your Blog page on 360°) is where most people add links to some of their favorite sites and/or favorite posts (from either their own blog and/or other blogs).\n\nThere is an option to share RSS FEEDS (up to three), also.  However, the 360° Community as a whole sorta frowns upon RSS FEEDS from common News Sources (as they update constantly, besides anyone can find them easily on their own if they want to read about them).  The RSS FEEDS option is more for RSS FEEDS from other blogs/sites YOU maintain and/or are following - for "personal" content, rather than already widely broadcast News Feeds.
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click on the name of the resonder, it will show you the link to send an email
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What are some of your interests/hobbies?\n\n- You could provide RSS feeds to articles related to your favorite pasttime.\n\n- You could keep a blog and provide RSS feeds to link people back to your blog / entries in your blog.\n\n- If you're part of a group or committee, you could provide RSS feeds to websites related to your group's focus.\n\n- If you have a personal web page with pictures/information for friends, you could provide an RSS feed as new content is uploaded.\n\nBasically, anything web content that is updated periodically can be part of an RSS feed.
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Right click the link or page and a menu pops up including "email to a friend."
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RSS is a family of web feed formats, specified in XML and used for Web syndication. RSS is used by (among other things) news Web sites, weblogs and podcasting. The abbreviation is variously used to refer to the following standards:\n\nReally Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0) \nRich Site Summary (RSS 0.91, RSS 1.0) \nRDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0) \nWeb feeds provide web content or summaries of web content together with links to the full versions of the content, and other metadata. RSS, in particular, delivers this information as an XML file called an RSS feed, webfeed, RSS stream, or RSS channel. In addition to facilitating syndication, web feeds allow a website's frequent readers to track updates on the site using an aggregator.
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Definition: The acronym RSS means Rich Site Summary, or some may consider its meaning as Really Simple Syndication. It is a document type that lists updates of websites or blogs available for syndication. These RSS documents (also known as 'feeds') may be read using aggregators. RSS feeds may show headlines only or both headlines and summaries.\nExamples: If you update your blog regularly, you might want to make your content easily available to other people by using RSS feeds.
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With RSS you can plug "answers" into your site.
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Are you asking if it is possible to do, or if it is something you should do?  There are a lot of scripts out there that will parse RSS into HTML for you.  I've included a few links.  However, you SHOULDN'T display another person's feed on your webpage as if it is your own content.  If you use it you should get permission and cite the source.
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RSS is short for Really Simple Syndication, a method devised to "push" or drive content you're interested in receiving to you, instead of you going to the content and retrieving it. An RSS feed is that content.\n\nYou've probably noticed more and more websites with "RSS" displayed on them.  That means that part or all of that site can be delivered to you via RSS.  Generally you click on it to find what content is available, where there will be special links to that content that you copy in order to paste into your RSS reader.\n\nThe RSS reader translates the code (called XML) from the link and displays regular HTML links for you to access on the content provider's site.\n\nWhile there are several reader programs available, I use My Yahoo!, which has a built-in RSS reader.
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RSS allows you to download your favorite content from the web and keep it updated automatically. Its kind of like storing a web page. Every site that has it explains how it works just click the "What is RSS" link on any web site.
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RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication"
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to read an rss feed, 99% don't require an account.\n\nto republish a feed, those same  99% will be very happy.\n\nbut if you change their content or their links 99% will be very unappy.\n\nas far as how to code it... you want to be an aggregator (collector of feeds), lots of opensource options for all platforms.\n\nand you need a way to display it, read in their XML and style it up to your look-and-feel.\n\nthe easy way is to just include the rss links on your page and let your readers decide how they want to read RSS (a browser , a website, or a standalone program)\n\nwelcome to the 21st century (and web 2,0)