Web Feeds
To subscribe to a feed, drag any of the images below to the feed reader / news aggregator of your choice. (see What's a feed reader?)
English Rules Main Weblog
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The full text of each entry that I post on the main weblog, starting with the past 10. |
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The summary of each entry that I post on the main weblog, starting with the past 10. |
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When a new comment is posted, shows the past five comments for the same entry, along with an excerpt of the entry. |
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Click on this image to add English Rules updates to your myYahoo! page |
Other Sections
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Photography — pictures that I have taken. |
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Writing Guide — a weblog about writing, grammar, and assorted language stuff. |
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Word of the Day — updated nearly every day. |
What's a Feed Reader?
A feed reader, or RSS reader, or News Aggregator, is a software program that lets you view updates to all of your favorite weblogs and news sites without having to browse to those sites on the web.
Feed Reader Options
- Web-based readers: Bloglines is the front-runner in this category, but I've heard good things about the upstart Rojo, as well. MyYahoo and MyMSN also pull in RSS feeds now, and they have nice, simple, albeit less flexible interfaces.
- Windows software: My favorite is the free SharpReader, but there are dozens of others that might fit the bill, depending on what you're looking for. FeedDemon is slick and beautiful, but pricey. RSS Bandit is feature-rich, but wonky.
- Mac OSX software: The perennial favorite on the Mac is NetNewswire, which comes in a free "lite" version, too.