Help:Wikipedia RSS Feed User Manual

Overview
This feature is part of the project to add IFTTT (IF This Then That) support for Wikidata. The main idea here (proposed by Stephen LaPorte) was to provide a means for users who don't want to use the IFTTT website to get updates about triggers from the Wikipedia channel. The project was worked on by Derick N. Alangi in Google Summer of Code 2016 and mentored by; Lydia Pintscher AKA @nightrose, Stephen LaPorte, Marius Hoch and Bene Star (Bene*). Summarily, the project (as proposed) was to build IFTTT support for Wikidata (Wikidata IFTTT Triggers).

Getting started
This section will introduce you to the manual and some useful tips that you will use while reading the manual.

Requirements
In this section, all the requirements necessary for the usability of the RSS feature of the Wikipedia IFTTT web application will be mentioned with a brief description of them and what they are used for.

Softwares
Assuming you already have a computer with you and a good internet connection (pre-requisites), below are the following softwares you need in order to fully explore this feature;
 * Web Browser: A piece of software used to surf the web. There are various web browsers that are available out there:- Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox etc. I'm using Google Chrome (in this case) for the purpose of this manual.

How to use
This section will give a step-by-step approach on how to access the RSS feeds in the web browser, subscribe to via a feed reader, receive updates and delete subscriptions (in case not needed). As already mentioned above, Vienna will be the RSS feed reader software used by the interfaces of most of the RSS feed readers out there are similar.