The big aspects of the evolution of PreFound.com lately have been coming in the form of adding RSS feeds to all kinds of information that is being shared with all us lazy guys. I mean, we're often too lazy to even visit PreFound.com, so we need PreFound.com to come to us. That's what RSS can do.

You've probably noticed that you can now:

- Get an RSS feed from your favorite Featured Finder. So now, whenever your favorite Featured Finder shares new Groups with the PreFound.com community, you'll be notified automatically via their RSS feed. Cool, huh...

- Get an RSS feed from any of your favorite Finders. So if you've noticed that a Finder in the PreFound.com community is sharing links that you often have used or enjoyed, you'll be notified automatically whenever they share new Groups. So, anybody can share their knowledge with the rest of us.

- Tell your friends and colleagues that they can get an RSS feed of the Groups that you are sharing with the PreFound.com community. Now everyone will know how smart you are and how many great sites you're finding on the web.

- Get an RSS feed of any search term you can think of. Yeah, it's what you think it is... For example, if you're interested in "Orthinological Palaeontology", just do a search for it on PreFound.com, then click on the RSS icon. Then, whenever new Groups are shared with tags related to "Orthinological Palaeontology", you'll be notified automatically via that RSS feed. It's really a great way to keep current on what people are sharing about topics you're interested in. I've already tried it with one of my favorite search terms, "Wiley Coyote". I don't even know what "Orthinological Palaeontology" means.

We're hoping that adding these feeds will make it even easier for you to utilize the human-indexed web via PreFound.com. Let us know how we're doing.

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