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The Latest Climbing News - streaming to you, FREE! Thanks to an XML-based programming format called RSS, it has never been easier to have the best climbing content delivered directly to you. By using Really Simple Syndication (RSS), Climbing.com can serve a feed to your news reader, blog, website, or personalized home page, automatically providing direct links to the very latest video, photos and news.
But what can YOU do with RSS/XML?
1) ADD CLIMBING.COM's FEED TO YOUR WEBSITE
2) ACCESS OUR RSS CONTENT USING MOZILLA FIREFOX! (Windows Only)
3) DO YOU YAHOO? ADD OUR CLIMBING.COM NEWS TO YOUR HOMEPAGE OR BLOG!
1) USING FIREFOX TO VIEW Climbing.com RSS
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Are you still using Internet Explorer to browse the Internet? Supercharge your daily web browsing using FireFox to read our RSS feed. You will see our top Climbing.com articles appear in your bookmarks every day!
FireFox is GREAT for many reasons:
• Free!
• Built-In Pop-Up Blocker
• Tabbed Browsing (view more than one web page in a single window
using tabs!)
• Live Bookmarks (RSS)
• Spyware blocker
• And more...
FIREFOX & Climbing.com
1) Once you have FireFox 1.0 or later installed, visit Climbing.com and you will see this icon in the bottom right corner of your browser window. Click on it and "Subscribe To RSS 2.0".
2) This will list 5 of Climbing.com's newest articles right to your bookmarks everyday!
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2) DO YOU YAHOO? ADD US TO YOUR HOMEPAGE!
Usage Guidelines
Use of our RSS feeds is free. We simply require that Climbing.com be credited with a text or graphic link if the feed is public, meaning that others could view. A logo is available on this page for download. Use the RSS feeds to enrich your pages, but please do not extract, quote, or reproduce Climbing.com content beyond what the feed delivers.
Use of the Climbing.com RSS feed and/or logo does not, and should not, imply an endorsement. Climbing.com reserves the right to prohibit a site from displaying Skram Media copyrighted content and may discontinue service without notice. To learn more about RSS, visit: Technology at Harvard Law
For RSS aggregator software, again visit Harvard or download.com (PC, Mac)
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