I've done something unusual in the last few months, I've made a few public rivers. I've been publicizing them. Beating the drum. Trying to get people interested. With some good results.  

Here are three of them: 

1. wikiriver.org. 

2. daveriver.scripting.com. 

3. east-village.org. 

Today I did something to extend the interestingness.  

If you look in the address bar when viewing each of them, if you use Firefox as I do, you'll see a blue "radiator" icon. If you click on it, you'll get to the OPML subscription list for the river.  

Now you can subscribe to the same sources I do. My OPML is automatically updated whenever I add or remove feeds, and if your aggregator supports dynamic subscriptions (also known as reading lists), you'll get exactly the same feeds I have.  

By making OPML as readily available for rivers as RSS is for blogs, we're taking the next step in a bootstrap. 

Hope you like it!