slash when installed AUTOMATICALLY creates an rss field. look into your slash/site//htdocs/ directory, and you'll see a bunch of "weird" files with extensions like.rdf and.xml and.rss -- even slashcode has 'em: www.slashcode.com/slashcode.rss [slashcode.com]
The way to customize it is the fun part -- there are rss templates *somewhere* but I haven't found them yet. Some of the variables pertain to that as well: like you can change the "publisher" and "copyright" variables as well as the main image that's referenced in the rss -- by default it's that "slash" topic icon, but you should probably make one for your own site.
it's already doin' it (Score:0)
The way to customize it is the fun part -- there are rss templates *somewhere* but I haven't found them yet. Some of the variables pertain to that as well: like you can change the "publisher" and "copyright" variables as well as the main image that's referenced in the rss -- by default it's that "slash" topic icon, but you should probably make one for your own site.
Re:it's already doin' it (Score:2)
It is also a good place for finding rss feeds for slashboxes.
http://news.DiverseBooks.com/ SF and Computing Book News
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