Syndication
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Syndication


Another administrative note. I promise to get back to food writing soon. Like in the next day or two.

Anyway, I've set up a syndication feed for this site. Point your favorite aggregrator software to http:/www.obsessionwithfood.com/site-feed.rss.

Don't know what syndication is, at least in this context? Basically it means that I publish posts in a well-known format. People around the universe run pieces of software called aggregators, which poll that person's favorite streams, and let them know when new content has appeared. RSS (the format I use) is extremely lame, but this is from someone who spent 3 years working with ICE, a high-end syndication protocol. I might be biased. At any rate, it's easy to implement, since Blogger does the work for me.





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