RSS Feed Question

Hi,
I'm thinking of writing a code to notify me of new posts, etc and I am planning to use RSS as source.
I want to know is there any limitation on how many times we can refresh RSS. Does it block IP if I refresh every 10seconds?
Also, how latest are the RSS feeds? Is there any explicit delay set between what we see on forum website and the RSS feed?
Thanks in advance.
liquidloop[at]live[dot]co[dot]uk

In MS Outlook RSS Feeds, you can use RSS Feed URL and there you get notifications. Meaning that, you can receive new post in Outlook and also desktop alert.
Sorry, I don't have answers for your other questions :(
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>
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>
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example I pulled this from. Sorry, the code is listed twice. The
second version is when I used "attach code" and I can't seem to
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myLoader.addEventListener("complete", xmlLoaded);
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extracting
* the title description and link elements in the item
element.
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itemDescription,
itemLink);
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code,
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href="link">More...</a>
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itemLink:String):XMLList {
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"");
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href="itemLinkString"></link>
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