The first three lines tell the user agent that this is an XML document, it's an RSS 2.0 file, and there is a channel:

As you can see, a basic RSS document has very little required to create a fully functional feed.

http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/ An example of a simple RSS feed. This is the description of the feed itself, not an item. http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/entry.html This is the text that will appear in the feedreaders. It describes the post itself, not the entire feed. http://webdesign.about.com/rss2.0feed/entry.html

Copy & save as xlm file.

Save to website as below.

Use feeder to open then ok.

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