Hi everyone, Has anyone written a php script for issuing a 'go away' RSS feed? Something that would dynamically generate a feed with items that changed ...
... sometimes ... Yes, correct on the 410 response. I wasn't intending to be "technically correct" about it. Good idea on a 410 with content. Basically just...
I've put together the draft announced below as a way to allow feeds' history to be reconstructed; e.g., if Scripting News supported this (by adding one tag to...
A related issue came up in the Media RSS group. Yahoo wanted an 'archive' element to signify that a feed was either complete or partial, partial meaning that...
I think rdf heads would prefer the following notation: <state:prev rdf:resource="http://www.mnot.net/blog/2005/05/index.rdf"/> Also you could avoid the...
Hi Lucas, Thanks for the reference. Having a complete archive has been mentioned by a number of people (and was part of the original proposal I made to the...
Hi Susan, I know. However, I want the extension to be usable in all flavours of RSS, as well as Atom, with as low an overhead as possible; the RDF syntax will...
Hi guys - I'm mostly a lurker on this group, but thought this post was pretty interesting. My name is David Hall, and I work at Yahoo on Multimedia Search. As...
Hello, Are there any constraints on the order of RSS <item> elements? In other words: should they be ordered by the time published? I'm having problems with...
There's nothing that controls the sort order. It's common, however, to put the items in a descending sort order; newest at the top. This is the de facto way...
This is a major problem in my view in the RSS spec - it presents us with long and short term immediacy problems. From this point of view RSS is useless, and it...
Thanks, Bill, for the heads-up! :) -Gary Berosik ... From: rss-dev@yahoogroups.com [mailto:rss-dev@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Bill Kearney Sent: Tuesday,...
... If you want sortability then simply include the sort of data that the reader programs can use to handle it. RSS feeds are, by and large, newsfeeds. As ...
Netscape's RSS 0.91 had a <rating> element designed for marking channels as "child-safe" (or not, i.e. containing sexually explicit or violent material). The...
Hello, r> It's common, however, to put the items in a descending sort order; newest at r> the top. This is the de facto way for a publisher to dictate what...
... Well, in a contest over validity I'd bet heavily on Sam and the validator against the horrendously inconsistent 2.0 specs. Where are you seeing problems? ...
Hello, R>> It validates with feedvalidator perfectly. Though the validator isn't perfect R>> itself. I found several inconsistences of it with RSS 2.0 specs. ...
Hello, ... r> I don't have samples nearby, so will try to recall. The first thing is email r> address in channel and item properties -- try to put there ONLY...
The extension has been updated: http://purl.org/syndication/history/1.0 It now has a namespace URI; I'd love to hear about any implementation experiences. ...
... Yeah, My Yahoo! displays items in the order they were listed in the feed, not sorted by timestamp. Many of the most popular subscribed feeds on My Yahoo!...
Ok, this is an interesting point and I notice it too in the CNN feeds. There appears to be an editorial ordering of feed items that is contrary to the pubDate...
Hi, This is my first time posting on this list. I am one of the developers of FireANT (http://GetFireANT.com), an media aggregator and RSS reader geared toward...
Hi all. My first post here. I've been meaning to ask this question for a while. Could anyone please speak to the current status of accepted behavior or...