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It’s just data

RSS Content Type

Tim Bray: At the moment, there doesn't seem to be much agreement about what Media-type to use for RSS files. Userland, which is kind of the RSS industry leader, serves them as text/xml. Infoworld, a fairly sophisticated tech pub, uses text/html. Mark Pilgrim, a popular blogger who thinks really hard about these things, uses application/rss+xml.

It seems to me that it should match what you use on the link tag.


Crossroads on Tuesday

Tuesday, the 28th of January, at or shortly after 6pm PST a bunch of ne'erdowells will decend on an unsuspecting Crossroads food court. This is totally adhoc - no invitation required.

Consider yourself warned.


Comments a la TrackBacks

Rael Dornfest: Why not use the MovableType standalone TrackBack implemention as a comments system?

Given that I only had to made some minor tweaks to my comment system to make myself trackback enabled, it only makes sense that the reverse is true!


Universal Canvas

DJ Adams: It seems that beyond carrying syndication information, RSS is a very useful and flexible way to get all sorts of application data pushed to a user over time.