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The rel="feed" Relationship for Feed Discovery

Examples

The feed relationship can be used to indicate that there is a syndicated feed associated with a web site or page:

<link rel="feed" type="application/rss+xml" href="/feeds/announcements.xml"/>

It can also be combined with the alternate relationship to indicate that the same content is also available as a feed.

<link rel="alternate feed" type="application/rss+xml" href="/blog/rss-feed.xml"/>

One of the most common uses of this is for a feed that a user can subscribe to in order to automatically receive any new entries added to web-based blog pages.

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