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The Atom Syndication Format and Publishing Protocol

Specifications for syndicating, archiving and editing episodic web sites. (Why? See Motivation.)

If you're not familiar with Atom, you can find out what Atom is at AtomEnabled.org , the general public site for new users.

Proposed Standards

The Atom Syndication Format RFC 4287 (Proposed Standard)
The Atom Publishing Protocol RFC 5023 (Proposed Standard) (Japanese translation)

The Atom Publishing Format and Protocol WG has concluded. Per the announcement on IETF-Announce:

The AtomPub WG was chartered to work on two items: the syndication 
format in RFC4287, and the publishing protocol in RFC5023. 
Implementations of these specs have been shown to work together and 
interoperate well to support publishing and syndication of text 
content and media resources.

Since both documents are now Proposed Standards, the WG has completed 
its charter and therefore closes as a WG. A mailing list will remain 
open for further discussion.

Extensions

Atom Threading Extensions RFC 4685 (Proposed Standard)
Atom License Extension RFC 4946 (Experimental)
Feed Paging and Archiving RFC 5005 (Proposed Standard)
NonWorkingGroupDrafts (Atom Format and Protocol Extensions)

Current focus:

Discussion on the atom-syntax and atom-protocol mailing lists.
InteropTesting
AtomPubTesting
ConformanceTests
April2007Interop

Other work:

OffWikiPages

- Notes for First Timers -

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-= Anatomy of a Well Formed Log Entry =
+Specifications for syndicating, archiving and editing episodic web sites. (Why? See ["Motivation"].)
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-(Please read [#head-141d1d74d8a6b3e7a7f1418ef539a53ce746ef34 the guidelines] (below) before contributing.)
+'''If you're not familiar with Atom''', you can find out what Atom is at [http://www.atomenabled.org/ AtomEnabled.org] , the general public site for new users.
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 * ["author"]

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+ * '''The Atom Syndication Format''' [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4287 RFC 4287] (Proposed Standard)

 * ''' The Atom Publishing Protocol''' [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5023 RFC 5023] (Proposed Standard) ([http://www.ricoh.co.jp/src/rd/webtech/rfc5023_ja.html Japanese translation])
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+The Atom Publishing Format and Protocol WG has concluded. Per the announcement on IETF-Announce: 

{{{

The AtomPub WG was chartered to work on two items: the syndication 

format in RFC4287, and the publishing protocol in RFC5023. 

Implementations of these specs have been shown to work together and 

interoperate well to support publishing and syndication of text 

content and media resources.
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- * '''["Authoring"]''': source content, modification dates, and versioning information.

 * '''["Journalism"]''': titles and descriptions / heads, decks, and leads ([http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/03/08.html#a121 as described by  Jon Udell]).

 * '''["Related"]''': related resources and how they're related

 * '''["SponsoredLinks"]''': advertisements that people want, and are clearly labeled as such

 * '''["Categorization"]''': topics and categorization systems

 * '''["IdentityExtension"]''': uniquely identify the author

 * '''["AlternativeRepresentation"]''': locations of alternative representations of the entry

 * '''["Security"]''': digital signatures, encryption

 * '''["License"]''': licensing terms (ala [http://creativecommons.org/metadata/ Creative Commons Metadata])
+Since both documents are now Proposed Standards, the WG has completed 

its charter and therefore closes as a WG. A mailing list will remain 

open for further discussion.

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-== Guidelines ==
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-This wiki is intended to provide a working area where a data model of what constitutes a well formed log entry can be produced.  Some people prefer to focus on the conceptual issues, so if you feel that you need to dive down into discussion of serialization formats, fine grained data types, or to discuss the whethers and whys of xsi:types, please do so on a separate page.  Similar considerations should be made for detailed discussions about specific use cases in applications, particularly ones that are not specifically required to demonstrate the need for a specific entity in the conceptual data model.
+ * '''Atom Threading Extensions''' [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4685 RFC 4685] (Proposed Standard)

 * '''Atom License Extension''' [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4946 RFC 4946] (Experimental)

 * '''Feed Paging and Archiving''' [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5005 RFC 5005] (Proposed Standard)

 * NonWorkingGroupDrafts (Atom Format and Protocol Extensions)
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-Discussions should also be done on separate pages.
+== Current focus: ==

 

 * Discussion on the [http://www.imc.org/atom-syntax/ atom-syntax] and [http://www.imc.org/atom-protocol/ atom-protocol] mailing lists.

 * InteropTesting

 * AtomPubTesting

 * ConformanceTests

 * April2007Interop
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-Most of all, please don't delete each other's comments (portions of text identified with a person's name).
+=== Other work: ===
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-[KenMacLeod, RefactorOk] At the same time, please review your comments that you ''have'' signed and consider removing your signature if the statement stands on its own, and can potentially be combined and restated more consistently with others in the same context.  There's been mixing of Wiki:ThreadMode and Wiki:DocumentMode here that has been most likely unintentional.  If your comment is already in a longer thread that would be confusing to remove a signature that is helping to mark the thread comments, consider adding 'RefactorOk' to indicate that the thread can be refactored when all the participants agree.
+ * OffWikiPages



= - Notes for First Timers - =

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