Hi, I have what I think is a great use of RSS - using it to publish scientific bibliographies - and I want to propose a module to allow embedding BibTeX source...
... I'll leave it to others to comment on the details of proposing the module, but you could always put up a document somewhere. In any case: I think it's a...
Hi I don't know if dc:source would be any use for this: http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/#source http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/dc/ ... Yeah just upload...
... That works for me. But for proper clarity, and general RDF goodness, I'm rapidly becoming a fan of the FOAF vocabulary http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/ By...
... approach ... goodness, I'm ... http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/ Thanks, Ben, looks good. I'll need to think about it some more; my first thought is perhaps...
... This is fine and dandy, but can someone explain to me, off-topic as it is, why a property as fluctuating as an email address was chosen as the primary key...
... First point: 'a' not 'the'; there are other primary keys, or 'unambiguous properties' that we're using with FOAF data. foaf:homepage, for example, or ...
... There are roughly a gazillion (technical term!) ways to markup metadata for scientific articles -- ranging from stuff like Bibtext, older SGML formats like...
Excellent comments from this list - I've decided not to pollute the space of modules with one just for the bibTeX source. I will either use dc:source and...
... Hash: SHA1 Permalink to this entry: http://www.peerfear.org/rss/permalink/1028766598.shtml I took a few minutes and included Creative Commons [2] RDF...
Hi ... Is there any good reason why this (taken from Bens RSS): <cc:license rdf:resource="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/bcfgi" /> Couldn't be done like...
... Hash: SHA1 Right now within RSS 0.9x we are seeing people doing (evil) things like <description> <b&bt;hello world</b&bt; </description> I think that...
... This is completely legal XML and there's nothing wrong (or evil) with it. What's wrong, perhaps, is not being able to "tell" when a description element ...
... Well I'd certainly prefer to have to deal with <b xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">hello world</b> than <b>hello world</b> as either a...
... Ok, you've got to be kidding me, right? Applying namespaces on each and every occurence of an HTML tag? That's just not gonna fly. I'd be more inclined...
... Namespaces are already applied on each and every occurrence of XHTML, and for that matter on each and every occurrence of everything in RSS and it doesn't...
... I disagree. Many environments that consume RSS, to this very day, don't utilize XML parsers to extract their data. To start applying /true/ namespaces...
... It's true that not everyone is using a DOM, SAX or XSLT way of processing the data that comes in. It's no doubt true that many of those which aren't are...
FYI for anyone using DC elements. http://www.cetis.ac.uk/content/20020806114244 Dublin Core Metadata anounces new usage documents Wilbert Kraan, CETIS staff ...
... Hash: SHA1 ... That is pretty much what I was trying to say... just fewer words ;) ... I think we need a module to do this in order to provide backwards...
... Hash: SHA1 ... Dude... this is just alternative syntax. One can also do: <rss:foo> <b>hello world</b> </rss:foo> or <rss:foo> <html:b>hello world</html:b>...
... have ... I don't buy that argument. The text in question is, in nearly all cases, going to be fed to an HTML display environment which would handle the...
... Hash: SHA1 ... Yes... and they should stop. If they don't stop then they can at least come to the realization that if we change it to another valid XML...
... It still needs to be processed to requirements besides those of HTML-display (unless you like Trojans and javascript popUps saying "I 0wn j00"). ... I...
... Agreed, after all why bother having a Spec at all? Why don't we all come up with our own way of encoding the stuff we want to send and the publish it in ...
... Which is precisely why I've thought identifying that limited subset of HTML would be appropriate. Besides, this smacks of being the browser's own security...
... The state of existing RSS-1.0 docs are quite ambiguous to developers. Just getting them refined to better inform (and educate if need be) the developers ...
