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Re: RSS Referencing

Aleksander Slominski wrote:

> <atom:link href="nytimes" title="Foo">
> <atom:link href="bbc" title="Bar">
> <atom:link rel="via" href="other-blogger" title="other" />
> <atom:link href="http://myspace/SomeTopic"/>
> <s:link rel="s:topic" xmlns:s="my-space" href="SomeTopic"/>

it seems default for rel is "alternate" so that should be chnaged to

<atom:link rel="related" href="nytimes" title="Foo">
<atom:link rel="related" href="bbc" title="Bar">
<atom:link rel="via" href="other-blogger" title="other" />
<atom:link href="http://myspace/SomeTopic"/>
<s:link rel="s:topic" xmlns:s="my-space" href="SomeTopic"/>

best,

alek

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Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:52 pm

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RSS Referencing Stephen Downes July 27, 2005 0. Disclaimers - Maybe this discussion has already taken place somewhere. But if so, I haven't seen it, and... 		Stephen Downes
datamouse2001
Offline Send Email 		Jul 27, 2005
6:05 pm

... Not necessarily. Since Ev didn't like the inward-pointing link, it has always been possible to have the link element point outward with Blogger feeds: with...
Phil Ringnalda
philringnalda
Offline Send Email 		Jul 27, 2005
6:24 pm

... Actually, I think that you have effectively reconstructed the history behind why the atom:link is what it is. Take a look at this presentation from 2003: ...
Sam Ruby
sa3ruby
Offline Send Email 		Jul 27, 2005
6:33 pm

The rel values specified in Atom 1.0 are as follows: "alternate", "related", "self", "enclosure", and "via". ...
Stephen Downes
datamouse2001
Offline Send Email 		Jul 27, 2005
7:43 pm

... it seems default for rel is "alternate" so that should be chnaged to <atom:link rel="related" href="nytimes" title="Foo"> <atom:link rel="related"...
Aleksander Slominski
as10m
Offline Send Email 		Jul 29, 2005
11:27 pm

... it seems you do nto care about the case when there can be multiple links to content? what about referencing other places "via" link? i think that it is...
Aleksander Slominski
as10m
Offline Send Email 		Jul 29, 2005
11:27 pm

... Why is this superset necessary? Atom supports decentralized definitions of custom relations. ...
Sam Ruby
sa3ruby
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2005
12:36 pm

The most sensible way of doing things, IMHO, is to put the link to the blog post inside the <guid> field, and to replicate it in the <link> field if the post...
Phillip Pearson
phillip_pear...
Offline Send Email 		Jul 31, 2005
12:11 pm

So, reading this thread carefully, one possible resolution is that the atom "rel" attribute is extended. <link rel="parent"...
Steve Cayzer
cayzers
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2005
11:20 am

... hi Sam, thanks for the pointers - i think it is the best choice and i will use for ATOM 1.0 export even if it does not support a compact notation for ...
Aleksander Slominski
as10m
Offline Send Email 		Aug 1, 2005
11:50 pm
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