jsp1001
03-16-2008, 11:18 AM
I'm just getting to know the joys of RSS feeds. It's good to have the titles and initial text of new threads on my Google home page, but the followup postings, I noticed, are not available unless you actually go the the kotr site. This seems to be normal RSS behavior: scan through hundreds of new postings, and zero in on only a few you wish to follow. So in effect, a "thread selection tool."
But with a community as small and interesting as KOTR, I find that I read every single post, and I wish I could be notified of each followup post, not just new posts.
Is this possible with RSS? If so, how do we do it? I guess Eric would need to do some RSS xml stuff.
On the other hand, some web hosts do not want all the content to be available through a third party . . . there has to be a reason to click to the actual KOTR page . . . but then again, we need to go there anyway to be able to post stuff . . . and KOTR is not a for-profit site. . . ..
Sorry for the length of this post. I guess what I really want is a kind of email list-server group, not used much anymore, in which every time someone posted you got an email. . . . but all this without the email clutter. .. .am I making sense?
Thanks for reading.
But with a community as small and interesting as KOTR, I find that I read every single post, and I wish I could be notified of each followup post, not just new posts.
Is this possible with RSS? If so, how do we do it? I guess Eric would need to do some RSS xml stuff.
On the other hand, some web hosts do not want all the content to be available through a third party . . . there has to be a reason to click to the actual KOTR page . . . but then again, we need to go there anyway to be able to post stuff . . . and KOTR is not a for-profit site. . . ..
Sorry for the length of this post. I guess what I really want is a kind of email list-server group, not used much anymore, in which every time someone posted you got an email. . . . but all this without the email clutter. .. .am I making sense?
Thanks for reading.