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Using the RSS buttons on the network

If you want to follow the latest updates and the writing of a fellow user of the Landscape Juice Network then the orange RSS buttons you see on the site are the way to do it. By default the network provides individual blogs with an RSS feed, as well as the forum and groups, even the latest activity section has one so you can receive updates of what has been happening on the site directly. What RSS or Really Simple Syndication means is that instead of having to keep visiting the Landscape Juice Network to see if the site has been updated, it can tell you that there is something new. You need to set yourself up with a newsreader that can display the RSS feed of the site and keep you in touch with the latest updates. There are many on the internet and most are free to use, for example Bloglines and Google Reader are easy to sign-up to, free and can be accessed from work as well as home. The set up of individual web browsers can be different but if you click on any of the orange RSS buttons on the site your newsreader should come up and ask you to confirm your subscription. If not you can right click on the RSS button, Copy Shortcut and then go to your newsreader and paste it into your service. Then whenever the site is updated you will get a message to say there is something new - many news websites offer this type of service now including the BBC and The Guardian. If you have any questions about setting up a newsreader and subscribing to the Landscape Juice Network RSS feed just make a comment below, and I will get back to you.
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