A RSS feed (RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication) is a feed that allows subscribers to automatically retrieve part (title or extract) or all of a newly created article. The RSS feed allow you to keep up to date with a site without having to visit it. RSS files can be read by most recent web browsers, by specialised web applications or even by email software installed on your computer.
RSS feeds can also be used to create automatic links between sites.
By subscribing, you will be informed automatically and in real time of the latest updates to the site.
Copy the url below to subscribe to the RSS feed in your email software:
https://centcols.org/feed/
click here to see the detailed documentation
Most browsers no longer offer the RSS function by default. So you need to start by installing an extension. Open "extensions" or "add-ons" or something similar in your browser menu and look for "rss". Which extensions exist depends on the browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera, etc.) and changes over time. That's why we can't give you more specific advice here. So do your own research into the current extensions for your favourite browser. After installation, click on the link below to subscribe:
If your e-mail program does not offer the option of subscribing to an RSS feed, try a program specifically designed for this function. We recommend doing an internet search for "rss reader for ...", replacing the ellipsis with your operating system ("linux", "windows", "mac os", "android"...).
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