The RSS Feed Actuality Server (RFAS) has the purpose of sharing the information about RSS & Atom feeds that have changed recently with the whole community using the RSS Reader. By sharing this information, the typical load produced by rss readers on the publishers website can be reduced dramatically.
Also, the bandwith used by rss readers is dramatically reduced as the readers dont need to re-download unchanged rss feeds just for the purpose of checking if those feeds have been changed. Instead, readers will ask the RFAS for this information by means of simple http requests.
The RFAS answers with very short XML structures which tell the RSS Reader if the feed has been changed or not. Readers may also ask for changes of a complete blogroll
at once, which again saves much bandwith as only one request has to be made to RFAS.
Advantages for the end user of RSS Readers:
- Traffic produced by the rss reader is dramatically reduced
- Readers provide a much higher actuality (10 minutes poll time) compared to Readers
that poll the Feeds (e.g. 60 minutes poll time).
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This API will be put up publicly soon. and will allow other RSS Reader manufacturers to use our API too.
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