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FAQ about blogs and how to
read them in a reader
Help for those totally new to
blogs
1. What is
a blog?
2. How do I benefit from
reading your blog in a newsreader?
3. How do I subscribe?
4. What are the benefits of using a newsreader?
5. What if I do not want to use My Yahoo!?
6. Where can I get more help?
7. How do I unsubscribe?
1. What is
a blog?
Insofar as you are concerned, an article (or "post" or
"entry" as they might be called in a blog) on the iProceed blog
is no different than the articles that you will find on our main
website. We have embraced blogs as these are fast becoming the preferred mode of communicating with
our readers,
in a world where emails/newsletters are a complete No-No.
2. How do I benefit from
reading the blog in a newsreader?
If you have already read our privacy
policy, you probably know that we do not have a mailing list
nor do we ever write to you telling you about what is going on
our websites. By reading our blog through a
newsreader like My Yahoo or other similar services you can simply see
(the way you see news headlines in Yahoo) in your My Yahoo page if there is an article of interest on iProceed. You can
then click to read the article, if you wish. We will never know if you are even a subscriber; so your privacy is
always protected. This is how iProceed blog will appear in
your My Yahoo page:
3. How do I subscribe?
Just click on the button below and follow the instructions.
Add the following feed to your reader.
iGoogle feed
If you don't currently have a My Yahoo! account, you can sign up here. Just choose where to display the module on your page and
you will then be able to see iProceed blog posts right in your personal My Yahoo page in just a few simple clicks.
4. What are the benefits of using My Yahoo! as my newsreader?
In addition to the benefits of being able to read iProceed blogs
you can read other blogs and websites that support this format
(called RSS). As you become more comfortable with it, you
will be amazed by the degree of customization you will be able to
achieve in determining what you read. You will never need to
sign up for another newsletter and give away your email address.
5. What if I do not want to use My Yahoo!?
If you are a savvy user, you probably will not be on this page. There are other alternative readers that you can use. Most of them are
also free.
6. Where can I get more help?
Yahoo has an excellent help page. If you still have difficulty, please do not hesitate to
contact us and we will be glad to help.
7. How do I unsubscribe?
It is easy. Just delete by clicking the X
on your My Yahoo page (see the image above and look at the top
right corner).
Questions,
comments, feedback, and suggestions
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