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Want an easy way to keep informed on what is happening at Project Foodie? Great because we've got you covered! All you need to do is decide how you want your updates: through e-mail or RSS feeds. Not familiar with RSS feeds - don't worry we'll explain. | E-mail subscriptions are very simple. Once a day we'll check to see if any changes have occurred on the item you've subscribed to. If changes have happened then we'll send you an e-mail to let you know. You'll only get e-mail if changes happen and you can unsubscribe anytime you want. Sound nice? To subscribe for e-mail all you do is enter your e-mail in the box on the page you want to subscribe to and click on subscribe. Don't want e-mail or want more timely notice of updates? Then RSS feeds are for you. RSS feeds let you go to a single web-page such as your Google, Yahoo or MSN personal page, or any other RSS reader such as Rojo or Bloglines and see what changes have happened on a variety of other web pages. The RSS feeds appear as a title for the website followed by a list of the most recent posts on that website. For details on what RSS feeds are and how they works you can go to here . To subscribe to Project Foodie RSS feeds simply decide where you want to watch them and then click on the corresponding button (See Figure). |
| For both e-mail and RSS feeds you can subscribe to our blog, forum, or articles. Each page has a subscribe section. To get subscriptions for any of these items subscribe from the page the items are on. The Project Foodie Forum also has the option of getting e-mail updates when someone has replied to a post you made. In order to get these updates you must be a registered user. Once registered and logged in, when you post to the Project Foodie Forum a check-box option will appear to specify that you want an e-mail update when someone responds to your post. Not a registered user? Just click here and fill out the registration form.
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