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Will RSS Readers Clog the Web?
Just as we're celebrating RSS as a spam-free way to get content to peoples desktops, it seems it may be killed by its own success. If too many applications are looking for new content on feeds too frequently, they'll eat up all the bandwidth and server resources.
Just as we're celebrating RSS as a spam-free way to get content to peoples desktops, it seems it may be killed by its own success. If too many applications are looking for new content on feeds too frequently, they'll eat up all the bandwidth and server resources.
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