RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” and is basically a way to distribute the content of this blog so that it can be used elsewhere.
Let’s say you read 10 sites like this one every day. You open your browser every day and run down the favorites-list in your browser, one by one. That’s how we all used to do it, right? Well, perhaps it’s time for you to check out an RSS Reader! Because that’s a web-app/desktop program where all those sites you love would come together by using these RSS feeds. A typical layout of such a reader would have a list of all the sites you love on one side. If you select one of those sites, the other side will show you all the new info it contains. It’s liking having a private newspaper on the web!

Here are a couple of popular web-based ones:

• Bloglines
• Newsgator
• Google Reader

But if you prefer desktop apps:

• SharpReader (Win)
• RSSBandit (Win)
• NetNewsWire (Mac)

If you’re still a little confused, google around a bit to find more info on RSS. Here for instance!

For this blog, there are 3 feeds:

• For the contents of the blog
• For the comments on the blog
• For the linklog

If this is all a little to much for you, you can get the posts sent to you by email!

Have fun and, in case you need it, good luck!