I check in occasionally. This neighborhood wiki is a fun project.
But I'm pretty busy: what's a quick and hassle-free way to tap in for updates?
Columbia Citizens regularly contribute to the site by creating pages, editing content, and posting comments. So how does a Citizen conveniently keep track?
Within the site,
- you can check out recent edits,
- keep tabs on recent posts,
- the newsletter, the Wikli, highlights some of the week's updates,
- and you can opt in for weekly emailed alerts.
You're always welcome to spend some quality time browsing around the site — but that's the scenic route…
Here's the express lane.
Experience Columbia Citizens as a "feed"Have the internet come to you! It's easy to set up a feed reader to view updates. Feeds arrive as bulleted items for easy browsing. If something piques your interest, you can check out its linked content, or you can tag it to read later. Otherwise you can wipe the reader slate clean and move on. Columbia Citizens offers a variety of feeds. You can track one discussion or several. You can get Citizens' Wikli alerts. If you want, you can track each and every site edit. Or you can customize a feed to monitor only certain wiki-pages. It's anonymous and free. It's easy to subscribe or unsubscribe to any feed. You can also use your reader for updates to news sites and interesting blogs. |
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Once you've chosen a feed reader, you can get these Columbia Citizens feeds and more. Just click on the feed link and paste its address into your reader. Feed addresses end in ".xml".
Citizen feeds
 new discussion posts (comments)
site changes (page updates)
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A list of feed readers available for download.
Any questions? Just ask.