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Mojo joins the 21st century with new patented "RSS feed" technology 02 Feb, 2005 / Comments: 9

By Jake


Okay, maybe the late 20th century. Remi of Scumm Bar fame has whipped up a proper RSS feed for the Mojo, so you can up with the blinding pace that's lately overtaken the usually-stagnant news page!

And as a bonus, Firefox users (and others, but who needs others?) can click the little orange button in the bottom right corner and subscribe to Mojo news as a live bookmark. Totally hot!

Bonus note from Remi: "You might mention that I've only tried it in Firefox's Sage extension and Thunderbird." So, watch out for that. But it probably works. That's what the "RS" stands for.

Update: Mojo reader spinooti (also known as former Mojo news updater Tabias) has set up a Mojo News LiveJournal feed, for those of you who are hopelessly addicted to that sort of thing and want to wake up each morning with Mojo in your friends list.
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9 Comments

  • Huz on 03 Feb, 2005, 18:19…
    This is like, THE best thing ever!
  • spinooti on 03 Feb, 2005, 14:48…
    For fellow emo livejournalists, I set up a syndicated account over here:

    http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=mixnmojo_feed

    It juuuuuuust propagated, so your flist will be cluttered for a little bit. But this too shall pass, calm down.
  • Metallus on 03 Feb, 2005, 18:02…
    Hey, it's webmotabias!
  • Neil Joshi on 03 Feb, 2005, 11:24…
    Doesn't seem to be working, despite having all the correct plugins (firefox) and all. I've heard of more people having problems with RSS because of different ways of doing it. Anything I can do?
  • Remi O on 03 Feb, 2005, 11:55…
    You could possibly say what doesn't work. ?
  • bgbennyboy on 02 Feb, 2005, 20:57…
    Excellent, its about time Mojo got rss'ed up.
  • Gabez on 02 Feb, 2005, 20:22…
    Wait, what does the RS stand for?
  • Jake on 02 Feb, 2005, 20:28…
    Really Simple. I think...
  • Jake on 02 Feb, 2005, 20:28…
    Maybe "Rather Simple" or "Relatively Simple," but that S is the important part.