Your Personal Chempedia New Substances Feed
Yesterday, I wrote about how Chempedia uses Twitter to post information on new Substances. But what if you're just interested in being informed when your Substances become registered?
The answer is simple - subscribe to your own Chempedia new substance feed. Here's how it works.
Go to your profile, then click on the icon to the right in your address bar. It might be orange or blue, and may show the letters "RSS". Then copy the URL that appears into you favorite feed reader and presto - you'll be notified about your new substances as they become registered.
If you've never used a feed reader before, don't worry. It's very simple (and free) to get started:
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