RSS Feeds are an XML formatted file for use with RSS Readers (such as BlogExpress) or News Aggregators (such as Bloglines), or on your personalized NetVibes, MyYahoo!, TheFreeDictionary start pages).

TheFreeDictionary.com offers a customizable home page where you can view RSS feeds and other content. You can add our feeds simply by going to the URL below and clicking the buttons:

Netvibes.com offers a customizable start page where you can add all of your favorite websites, blogs, news, weather, maps, address books, to do lists, email accounts, social networks, radio stations, search engines, instant messengers, video and photo networks. You can add our feeds simply by going to the URL below and clicking the buttons:

My Yahoo! users can add our feeds simply by going to the URL below and clicking the buttons:

You can select any of the RSS feeds from our category list below. We have two feeds for each of our 92 categories:

Most Recent - Up to ten of the most recently submitted articles in that category.

      OR

Most Popular - Up to ten of the most popular articles in that category.

Just point your RSS reader to the appropriate link to add the feed.

If you want to host links to recent or popular articles on your site, you can also use the JavaScript versions from our JavaScript Feed
page at: http://www.goarticles.com/js-feeds.html