... There are plenty of readers that *do* respect 410. Why would those that don't respect 410 support an extension element or a different document format?...
... Especially since this is well-plowed territory already. There's definite merit to an "in-feed" mechanism for redirection or state change. It's not without...
I'm not proposing anything new. I'm just documenting existing practices. The problem is that there isn't anything where developers can find this type of info....
... Oh! You mean you just want to document how aggregators should respond to the various HTTP status codes? Now *that*, that is definitely a very good idea. ...
... Yahoo doesn't (document) handling 410, but do support a variety of feed redirection techniques: http://publisher.yahoo.com/rss_guide/faq.php Feedburner's...
I concur, the effort to emphasize handling response codes is best expended on informing the ignorant how to best manage this concern. Furthermore, if there was...
... I think that's a fantastic resource and it would be of great benefit to aggregator developers and feed producers if it were more easily accessible. I'm not...
On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 12:01:05 +0100, James Holderness wrote ... I think that the rss specs(different) should do nothing at all to provide fo rfeed states. the...
http://publisher.yahoo.com/rss_guide/faq.php There's an interesting use of the XHTML namespace recommended by Yahoo in its Publisher's Guide to RSS: How do I...
I am working on a project to offer via RSS Morse code practice files created following the Koch training method -- see http://hfradio.org/koch_1.html for more...
... Ya, I have reported this previously :) ... I have Cc-ed this email to the RSS-Public Mailing List and hopefully there will be an answer. Thanks, Franklin...
Jack, Here's some suggestions that only require one RSS feed and no extensions. Any of these good for you? Thanks, Randy Use 3 items per practice file, text...
... Here's another thought: what about not using any enclosures at all? Just include your MP3s as HTML links in the description element. For example, it could...
Hello, To add a little semantic HTML to it, you could use rel-enclosure on those links. As in... <description> <![CDATA[ <p>Text goes here.</p> <ul> <li><a...
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I imagine a zip file containing all the files would be the shortest path to something useful. Your app is pretty unique, so your users are going to have to do...
Hey, guys why there're no translations of RSS specs into other languages? Well may be i just looked for them badly, then please give some links. But if there...
... <snip /> I think it's a great idea and you should both get started right away! :-) The problem I'm struggling with right now is Unicode and wondering how...
What's the problem? RSS is an application of XML and XML has already solved the Unicode problem. Randy Charles Morin http://www.therssweblog.com ... how the...
<snip /> The problem as I thought it would be understood is validating Unicode characters submitted to a form in an application developed to save the data ...
When using ASP.NET, you can simply use the XmlWriter and XmlDocument classes and the framework takes care of most all the Unicode issues for you. A problem...
... how the ... been ... Well i don't use ASP.NET and don't know what's that at all:) but i advise you to go to www.msdn2.com/library/ and search something ...
I would put it on your website. Then we'll all link to it. Unless you don't want the bandwidth, in that case, I could put it on www.therssweblog.com or maybe...