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Use the URL for the community's [[Help:Recent changes|Recent Changes]] page.
 
Use the URL for the community's [[Help:Recent changes|Recent Changes]] page.
   
* For example, the RSS feed URL for recent changes on Community Central: [//community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?feed=rss https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?feed=rss]
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* For example, the RSS feed URL for recent changes on Community Central: {{fullurl:Special:RecentChanges|feed=rss}}
   
 
=== New pages added to any community ===
 
=== New pages added to any community ===
 
Use the URL for the community's [[Help:New page|New Pages]] page.
 
Use the URL for the community's [[Help:New page|New Pages]] page.
   
* For example, the RSS feed URL for new pages on Community Central: [//community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:NewPages?feed=rss https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:NewPages?feed=rss]
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* For example, the RSS feed URL for new pages on Community Central: {{fullurl:Special:NewPages|feed=rss}}
   
 
=== New pages added to a specific namespace ===
 
=== New pages added to a specific namespace ===
 
Use the URL for the community's [[Help:New page|New Pages]] page and append '''&namespace=namespaceid'''
 
Use the URL for the community's [[Help:New page|New Pages]] page and append '''&namespace=namespaceid'''
   
* For example, the RSS feed URL for new pages from the thread namespace (1201) on Community Central: [//community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:NewPages?feed=rss&namespace=1201 https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:NewPages?feed=rss&namespace=1201]
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* For example, the RSS feed URL for new pages from the template namespace (10) on Community Central: {{fullurl:Special:NewPages|feed=rss&namespace=10}}
   
 
=== Changes to any wiki article ===
 
=== Changes to any wiki article ===
 
Use the URL for the article's [[Help:Page history|history]] page.
 
Use the URL for the article's [[Help:Page history|history]] page.
   
* For example, the RSS feed URL for Community Central's main page: [//community.fandom.com/wiki/Community_Central?action=history&feed=rss https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Community_Central?action=history&feed=rss]
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* For example, the RSS feed URL for Community Central's main page: {{fullurl:Community_Central|action=history&feed=rss}}
 
* Note that the addition of the '''&''' is needed here, since the feed element follows '''?action=history'''
 
* Note that the addition of the '''&''' is needed here, since the feed element follows '''?action=history'''
   
 
=== RSS watchlist ===
 
=== RSS watchlist ===
Use [[mw:API:Watchlist feed|MediaWiki API format]] for your [[Help:Followed pages|followed pages]].
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Use [[mw:API:Watchlist feed|MediaWiki API format]] for your [[Help:Watchlist|followed pages]].
   
* Format: [//community.fandom.com/api.php?action=feedwatchlist&feedformat=rss&wlowner=MyUserName&wltoken=blahblah https://community.fandom.com/api.php?action=feedwatchlist&feedformat=rss&wlowner=MyUserName&wltoken=blahblah]
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* Format: https://{{SERVERNAME}}/api.php?action=feedwatchlist&feedformat=rss&wlowner=MyUserName&wltoken=blahblah
 
** feedformat: can be "rss" or "atom"
 
** feedformat: can be "rss" or "atom"
 
** wlowner: your username
 
** wlowner: your username
** wltoken: the token you set in [[Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-under-the-hood|your Preference > Under the Hood]]
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** wltoken: the token you can view or randomly reset via [[Special:ResetTokens]], accessible via [[Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-watchlist|Preferences Watchlist]].
 
* Note that the addition of the '''&''' is needed here, since many other parameters follows '''?action=feedwatchlist'''
 
* Note that the addition of the '''&''' is needed here, since many other parameters follows '''?action=feedwatchlist'''
   
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Once you've installed a reader, subscribing to an RSS feed is straightforward in Safari.
 
Once you've installed a reader, subscribing to an RSS feed is straightforward in Safari.
   
 
Just type <code> feed://wikiname.fandom.com/Special:SpecialPageName</code> into your Safari URL bar, and most readers will automatically offer you a chance to subscribe. Or, if you're not a Safari user, you can just subscribe directly in the reader by entering the URL to which you want to subscribe.
Just type:
 
 
<pre>feed://wikiname.fandom.com/Special:SpecialPageName</pre>
 
...into your Safari URL bar, and most readers will automatically offer you a chance to subscribe. Or, if you're not a Safari user, you can just subscribe directly in the reader by entering the URL to which you want to subscribe.
 
   
 
Because there are so many different RSS apps, you'll need to check your app's documentation if you run into any problems.
 
Because there are so many different RSS apps, you'll need to check your app's documentation if you run into any problems.
   
 
== How do I show RSS content from another site? ==
 
== How do I show RSS content from another site? ==
You can insert <code><nowiki><rss>URL goes here</rss></nowiki></code> into any wiki page, though the feed is not customizable.
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You can insert <code><nowiki><rss>URL goes here</rss></nowiki></code> into any wiki page. See [[Help:RSS]] for more details and options.
   
 
== Social media feeds and widgets ==
 
== Social media feeds and widgets ==
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [[wikipedia:Web syndication|Wikipedia article on web syndication]]
* [[MetaWikipedia:Syndication feeds|Information about MediaWiki's syndication feeds]]
 
* [[Wikipedia:Web syndication|Wikipedia article on web syndication]]
 
   
 
== Further help and feedback ==
 
== Further help and feedback ==
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Revision as of 18:12, 23 October 2021

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A web feed is a data format used for serving frequently updated content to users.

A content provider makes feeds available and may publish the feed link on their site. Users can subscribe to the feed using an aggregator application (also called a "feed reader" or a "news reader") running on their computer. Some web browsers also have native options for feeds, such as Firefox.

Fandom provides outgoing RSS and Atom feeds for some pages, and pages can display incoming RSS feeds from other sites.

Which pages provide feeds?

RSS and Atom feeds are available for individual articles and for certain special pages. When you visit the page in question, you can append the page's URL with ?feed=rss or ?feed=atom to access the feed URL. If the URL already has elements that use the ? and = characters, you will need to include the & character in front of the feed elements, like &feed=rss or &feed=atom

Changes to any community

Use the URL for the community's Recent Changes page.

New pages added to any community

Use the URL for the community's New Pages page.

New pages added to a specific namespace

Use the URL for the community's New Pages page and append &namespace=namespaceid

Changes to any wiki article

Use the URL for the article's history page.

RSS watchlist

Use MediaWiki API format for your followed pages.

More information about this method can be found on API:Watchlist feed on MediaWiki.org.

Advice for Apple device users

In the 2010s, Apple devices have increasingly separated RSS feeds from their core functionality. In particular, Safari has removed formatting support for feeds, making most of the above methods obsolete. Try a URL ending in something like ?feed=rss and you'll get content, but it'll be ugly and presented after a stern warning that RSS feeds aren't "ideal" for a web browser.

Instead, Apple users are advised to look for a separate syndicated news reader. These range in price from free to a few bucks, so look around the App Store for something that meets your needs.

Once you've installed a reader, subscribing to an RSS feed is straightforward in Safari.

Just type feed://wikiname.fandom.com/Special:SpecialPageName into your Safari URL bar, and most readers will automatically offer you a chance to subscribe. Or, if you're not a Safari user, you can just subscribe directly in the reader by entering the URL to which you want to subscribe.

Because there are so many different RSS apps, you'll need to check your app's documentation if you run into any problems.

How do I show RSS content from another site?

You can insert <rss>URL goes here</rss> into any wiki page. See Help:RSS for more details and options.

Social media feeds and widgets

For information about social media feeds, please see Help:Social media integration.

See also

Further help and feedback