You can subscribe to this blog so that any new content (posts) will be delivered to you. You won’t have to visit the blog to see if there are any new posts. If you already use one of the aggregators above, just click it. Otherwise, I would recommend using Bloglines. This free service requires you to register and then you can easily add the feeds to which you want to subscribe. Many blogs and news services publish RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds. Follow the “Setting Up a Bloglines Account” directions below, or view this visual tutorial, to set up a Bloglines Account, subscribe to The Pride, and read your feeds.

Email Subscription

If you would rather receive new posts in an email, click this link:

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Setting Up a Bloglines Account

1. Navigate to Bloglines.

2. Click the Sign up now It’s free! link in the middle.

3. Complete the fields on the next screen and click the Register button.

4. The next screen will be display a blue box telling you to watch your email for for a verification email. When you receive the email, click the provided link to validate your email address for your new Bloglines account.

5. After clicking the link you will be taken to Quick Picks. If you wish, you can subscribe to some of these provided feeds.

6. To subscribe this blog, navigate to The Pride Newsletter Blog and go to the Subscribe page.

7. Click the Bloglines button at the top. Bloglines website will be displayed and you will be prompted to login if needed. The Feed Options page will display automatically, scroll down and click the Subscribe button.

Reading your Feeds

1. Navigate to Bloglines.

2. View all your subscriptions by clicking on the Feeds tab.

3. View articles by selecting from the links in your Feeds folder.

4. Once you view the postings in the Feeds section, it will automatically disappear. If want to store a particular item, under the article summary:

• click the link Clip/Blog to add the posting to your Clippings tab, or

• click the Email this to send the item to yourself, or

• click the Keep New checkbox to keep the item in your My Feeds folder.

For a complete user’s guide to Bloglines read the Bloglines Handout published for a District Workshop by J. Garton.