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Do you use an RSS feed reader? Millions of people use them to keep track of interesting sites. To a computer jock, RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Stephanie Quiloa says it could mean Ready for Some Stories. Whatever you call it, RSS is a good way to stay up to date with what's happening here on Super Eco.

Subscribing is easy. Just go down to the very bottom of any page on Super Eco. In the footer, in tiny print to the right you see "RSS" and "More Feeds." If you already have an RSS feed reader, then just click on RSS to subscribe and all Super Eco content will be delivered to your feed reader.

Your method of subscribing will vary depending on your browser and the feed reader you use. For example, Firefox and Safari users can subscribe through the browser by setting a "Live Bookmark." The drawback to this is that your feeds are tied to the browser that keeps the list of your Live Bookmarks. Many people use a separate feed reader, such as Google, My Yahoo, or Bloglines (or one of the many, many others), so they can call up their subscriptions from their laptops, cell phones, or anywhere they have Internet access.

Do you use Twitter or do you have a Facebook account? If you click on More Feeds, you'll find out how to follow us on Twitter or join the Super Eco Facebook Group to stay up to date. In the More Feeds section you'll also see a range of RSS subscription choices. In addition to the full feed, you can select feeds by Section and by Subsection.

Speaking of feeds... if you have feedback or questions about how to subscribe to Super Eco using RSS,  just leave a comment below and we'll reply.