What is RSS? It stands for Real Simple Syndication, but what it really means is you can look at all of your interests in one place: weather, sports, investment advice, boating tips... all in one place.

What does it really mean? When you login in to your "homepage" or RSS reader, all of your interests show up in one place. You can add or delete content any time.

When new content becomes available, it's automatically delivered to your homepage, so no more surfing 5, 10 or 20 websites... it's all sent to your personalized homepage automatically!

Pick from several Boating World "channels" - Gear Locker, Fishing, Boat Reviews, Destinations, Watersports and How To.

http://www.boatingworld.com/boattest/rssboattest.aspx
http://www.boatingworld.com/news/rssnews.aspx
http://www.boatingworld.com/engine/rssengine.aspx
http://www.boatingworld.com/gearsandelectronics/rssgearandelectronics.aspx
http://www.boatingworld.com/coastguard/rsscostgaurd.aspx
http://www.boatingworld.com/askexpert/rssasktheexpert.aspx

What does this mean to you?

It means that when the new issue of Boating World comes out each month, it's automatically delivered to your reader, free of charge!

See the Wikipedia entry for more information about RSS.

Usage Requirements

If you use our RSS feeds in a public context (i.e., you syndicate our feed on a live public site, not just a personal reader), you must credit BoatingWorld.com with a text or graphic link. You may not syndicate any BoatingWorld.com content beyond what is presented in the feed itself.