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A website refers to a collection of web pages that can normally be accessed through a software package, traditionally referred to as a web browser (one example is the HTTP on the Internet). These pages, which are basically HTML or XHTML format documents (HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language), are accessed from a ‘common root…

The taxonomy of a sitemap is a way of classifying the vast amount of knowledge available on the World Wide Web. Online content organizing is a lot of work that needs manpower and resources. However, the development of sitemap taxonomy is a procedure that must be carried out in order to make users’ information readily…

An significant tip to note every now and then is that some information is checked out by people visiting the site. They can be an unforgiving lot for these surfers. They will probably visit every now and then until they discovered stuff useful for them on a site. The reason why site maps are important…

Did you ever ask yourself how a search engine works?  It should be fascinating to find out how this search tool can direct you to several websites that are important to your keywords. Or, have you experienced instances where the relation that supposedly contains your keywords is not precisely what you have in mind? You probably conclude that for anything that yielded useless results,…

RSS – or what is now known as “Really Simple Syndication” – is a file format that Internet users integrate into their websites to allow “web syndication” to make their web content accessible in a format that other people can universally understand. RSS is basically a ‘mini database’ containing headlines and explanations of your web…

RSS is an abbreviation that has evolved into the following, depending on their versions: · RDF Site Summary (also known as RSS 0.9; the first version of RSS) · Rich Site Summary (also known as RSS 0.91; a prototype) · Really Simple Syndication (also known as RSS 2.0) Today, RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication’,…

The new information management tool, RSS or Very Simple Syndication or Rich Site Description, is gradually gaining popularity among web users and owners of websites. It is possible to get the latest posts from your favorite websites with RSS technology. But it’s not enough to click on an RSS or XML button on a homepage…

Email marketing and newsletters are replaced easily by RSS. Wouldn’t you want to be left behind? You will surely be overtaken by your rival and speed right up. RSS is often referred to as Very Simple Syndication, although some give the acronym another meaning. It is a mechanism by which you can place a feed…

What is RSS meant to mean? Three separate things can mean RSS. The original RSS (RDF Site Description RSS 0.9) was created for Netscape by Dan Libby. They created a simplified and easier-to-use version after a couple of months, called Rich Site Overview or RSS 0.91. They lost interest later, however, leaving it without an…

These days, RSS directories are common. Initially, RSS is also used by news websites to encourage others to syndicate their news stories. Today, RSS is being used by a number of other websites. It is used in flagging new headlines for the website, auction listings, listings of sales and others. Actually, the definition of RSS…