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RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, a recent alternative to e-mail delivery of material published on websites. It is often used by news sites or by blogs (this site follows a blog design, where newly published articles or announcements are appended to earlier ones already on the site).
You should consider RSS if you are in principle concerned about giving out your e-mail address and exposing yourself to spam. RSS gives you complete control by allowing your feed-reader (a feature found in all modern web browsers or as stand-alone software) to ‘pull’ the desired information off a website, instead of having the information ‘pushed’ into you mailbox by someone in possession of your e-mail address.
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