RSS ("Really Simple Syndication") is a standard web tool that helps you get notified of new website content of interest to YOU.
It's very simple to use and allows you to choose what sorts of information you want us to tell you about. It means you don't have to search our site to see if there's something new of interest, we'll tell you about it when it happens.
Typically you will see the icon indicating there's RSS information that you can subscribe to. When you click on it, your browser (Fireforx, IE, Safari, ...) will give you a choice of where and how you would like to access it. You will need an RSS reader or aggregator, which you may already have. If not, you choose one, they're free and easy to use -- popular ones include GOOGLE and My Yahoo. There are many others.
Currently Undercurrent offers these RSS feeds:
Latest Reader Reports-- A service for current Undercurrent subscribers that tells you the 10 latest reader reports submitted on our website. Note that though anyone can subscribe to this RSS feed, only current subscribers who have a username/password can follow the links and read the reports. You can also (or instead) get notified daily of new reports by email.
Latest Special Diving Discounts and Offers-- a service for the public containing links to the special dive deals and discount offers from liveaboards and dive resorts worldwide -- the best deals around. .Save $$$ and avail yourself of a trip of a lifetime.
Latest Articles in our Issues -- a service for the all containing links to the latest articles in our monthly issues including many available to the public.
Latest Diving News -- a service for all with links to our latest diving news.
Latest Diving Insders' Blog Posts -- a service for all containing links to our latest Divers' Blogs posts by industry-leading experts such as John Bantin, Ben Davison, Bret Gilliam, Bob Halstead, Burt Jones and Maurine Shimlock,.Doc Vikingo and others
Latest Comments on Blog Posts -- a service for all containing links to comments on our bloggers' posts.
We plan to add more later, especially if you find this service useful -- let us know what you'd like (contact Webmaster)
Here's a short video on what RSS is and how to use it (thanks to CommonCraft):
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