Syndicated Content
Unfamiliar with RSS (really simple syndication) or need convincing? Here's a primer on Wikipedia. In a nutshell, RSS feeds are akin to subscription-based email messages that allow you to keep tabs on changing web site content without having to visit the web site; your computer does the downloading in the background! Feeds can be collected and read using stand-alone, cross-platform readers such as BottomFeeder, browser-enabled readers like Google Reader, or via plug-ins such as Blogbot for Outlook. An extensive list of RSS readers, one of which will undoubtedly suit your needs, can be found HERE. Alternatively, many new browser versions have built-in feed readers (e.g. Internet Explorer 7 and FireFox 2).
The Nearctic Spider Database
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Description: newly completed species pages. Subscribe >> |
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Description: all completed species pages with minimal information. Subscribe >> |
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Description: latest contributed specimens. Subscribe >> |
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Description: recent publications on Nearctic Spiders provided by uBio. Subscribe >> |
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Description: live feed of visitor comments and observations among all species pages. Subscribe >> |
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Description: every species page has a comments feed accessible from its visitor comments page. |
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Description: every species has a GeoRSS specimen feed accessible from its species page. |
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Description: list of contributing individuals and institutions. Subscribe >> |
The Nearctic Arachnologists' Forum
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Description: live feed of recent posts. Subscribe >> |
The Canadian Arachnologist Newsletter
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Description: articles in the newsletter with direct links to the PDF. Subscribe >> |