The RDF Feeds Admin Tool is where you manage RDF feeds fetched from other sites, and is composed of two parts: a list of feeds Scoop knows about, and the actions that can be performed on an RDF feed.
The list of feeds is a table with five columns.
The first column is a checkbox, allowing you to select the feeds you want to have an action apply to. As many feeds as you like can be selected.
The second column is the title of the site providing the RDF feeds, as taken from the .rdf file. The link leads directly to the site URL, as provided in the .rdf file.
The third column is the URL used to fetch the RDF feed. The link leads to a preview of the feed as Scoop will display it in the sidebar.
The fourth column is the Scoop nickname of the person who submitted the RDF feed for approval. If the column says ``none'', the feed was added directly from the admin interface.
The fifth column indicates whether or not the feed is enabled (fetched regularly and visible in the list of RDF feeds in a user's display preferences) or disabled (never fetched and not shown in a user's display preferences).
Below the list of feeds is a link that displays all of the feeds together, as they would appear if a user selected every single feed in his display prefs.
The actions start with a text box labelled ``Add Feed:'' which allows you to enter the URL of a site's RDF file.
Below that is a list of possible actions. One of those must be selected for anything to happen when you click the ``Save Feeds'' button; if nothing is selected, nothing will happen. The action selected will apply to all feeds with checked boxes in the list of feeds, unless it is ``Add'', in which case it will add the RDF feed present in the ``Add Feed'' text box just above.
The actions are: