If you're using Google Reader you can grab RSS feeds in an even simpler way. Click on the "Mange Subscriptions" link in the left hand column at the bottom of the page. This will take you to your Settings for Google Reader. If you click on the "Goodies" tab, you'll have access to some buttons you can add to your toolbar (at least in Firefox, i'm not sure about IE). Once you drag the "Subscribe" button into your toolbar, you can then simple click on it whenever you find yourself at a site you'd like to monitor and if there is an RSS feed it will automatically add it to your Reader subscriptions.

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[...] we can safely assume that the writers and editors of Autopia have figured out the whole RSS thing, they will be automatically notified of updates to the Fiesta SMPR, and that when something is of [...]

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