While we are mulling over the namespace proposal, I'd like the board to consider some administrative changes that have been long-needed on the RSS 2.0...
I ask all board members to please vote on the following matter. Failure to vote on successive appeals to vote may lead to removal from the board. We ask that...
For those that don't know, I beat Rogers Cadenhead at Wii Golf and thus assumed leadership of the RSS advisory board. Big thanks to Rogers for all his great...
Nat Lanza recently wrote on Twitter, "Dear weblog authors: I pretty much never want to have to figure out *which* of your feeds to subscribe to. Pick a format...
I've made the announcement about Sterling "Chip" Camden and Simone Carletti joining the board: http://www.rssboard.org/news/180 Matthew Bookspan and...
A year ago, Netscape moved My.Netscape.Com to new servers as part of a relaunch and temporarily hosed the RSS 0.91 DTD. Because RSS 0.91 requires the DTD,...
WordPress and WordPress MU now support atom:link in their RSS feeds, one of the recommendations in the RSS Profile: http://www.rssboard.org/news/179 If you...
The proposal to endorse and publish the RSS Profile has passed 8-1 with RSS Advisory Board members Rogers Cadenhead, Christopher Finke, James Holderness, Eric...
The following RSS Advisory Board proposal has been made by Rogers Cadenhead and seconded by Randy Charles Morin. Under the advisory board charter, the board...
Randy Charles Morin and I are going to propose the RSS Profile to a vote of the RSS Advisory Board next Monday. The effort to draft a set of best practices...
The RSS Best-Practices Profile, a set of recommendations for publishers of RSS feeds and developers of software to read the feeds, has reached a significant...
I'd like to propose a small clarification to the spec to remove debate in the community as to whether extension attributes are allowed in the RSS spec. In the...
The seven-day voting period now begins on the proposal to add four words to the RSS 2.0 specification to clarify whether extension attributes are allowed to...
The RSS Advisory Board's charter stipulates that the chair serves a two-year term that begins Feb. 1 of odd-numbered years. I'm interested in continuing as...
I just heard from Ross Mayfield, who's resigning the RSS Advisory Board because of other obligations. We still get to keep our SocialText wiki. This means...
... with Matthew Bookspan, Rogers Cadenhead, Jason Douglas, James Holderness, Eric Lunt, Randy Charles Morin and Jake Savin voting in favor and no one voting...
The draft spec for RSS 2.0 has been updated: http://www.rssboard.org/rss-draft-1 Changes: 1. In item-description, changed "The description MUST be suitable for...
Yahoo Groups produces invalid author elements in its RSS 2.0 feeds -- they aren't valid e-mail addresses. Though this is a minor error for most consumers of...
Since we're putting this back on the floor, I think we should consider recasting the autodiscovery specification as an autodiscovery profile, a set of...
WHAT-WG is actively seeking input on their definition of feed autodiscovery links, which is part of a Web Applications 1.0 specification under development they...
A new draft of the RSS Feed Autodiscovery specification has been published: http://www.rssboard.org/rss-autodiscovery The board's vote on this proposal ends...
The proposal to create and publish an RSS Autodiscovery specification has passed the RSS Advisory Board with members Matthew Bookspan, Rogers Cadenhead, Jason...
As I've previous written here, we've been working on official specification for RSS autodiscovery. http://www.rssboard.org/rss-autodiscovery To date, there has...
I propose that the RSS Advisory Board adopt a specification for RSS auto-discovery to give users and developers formal definition and guidance for using this...
In the 2.5 years I've been a member of the RSS Advisory Board, three questions have been asked most often by programmers having difficulty interpreting the RSS...
Since the terms were first coined in 2004, the words "podcast" and "podcasting" have been used generically to refer to audio or video files delivered as RSS...
