Frequently Asked Questions About RSS

What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format that makes it easy to browse content and receive automatic updates when new items are published. RSS allows you, the reader, to control the content you're interested in and how frequently you want to discover new items.

What do I need to use RSS?

To use RSS you need to download an RSS reader and then "subscribe" to the feed. You can find a list of some of the more popular readers here.

How do I find RSS feeds?

RSS feeds on the APS web pages are indicated by the orange XML graphic: clicking on this graphic will enable you to add the RSS feed to your reader (in some cases you may have to copy and paste the URL). In addition, we provide a list of all available feeds above.

Where can I find out more about RSS?

You can find out more about RSS at the following sites:

Wikipedia Entry on RSS
XML.com: What is RSS?