What is OPML?

27 May 2005

OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) is a file format you can use to share RSS subscriptions. If you use an RSS aggregator like bloglines (online) or RSS Bandit (free download), you can import an OPML file and automagically be subscribed to all the feeds in the file.

If you are in a class that uses Blogs @ Zane State, you can get an OPML file containing your classmates’ blogs from your class’s Planet site. Of course, you can also just visit the Planet site and read it instead.

One Response to “What is OPML?”

  1. Big IDEA » Shhh, I’m hunting wabbits
    June 22nd, 2005 - 4:10 pm

    […] other feeds, too. If your aggregator supports it, you can export a folder of feeds to an OPML file, which allows people to import your collection of feeds to their own aggregato […]

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