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Tue, 22 Apr 2003
RSS 2.0
Sam has a whole pile of entries on RSS 2.0, which I fully support. Dave Winer is worried about breaking existing clients, but I think that we still have only seen a fraction of the RSS use that we are going to see. Breaking RSS on last time now is going go be much better than breaking it in a year or two when we have an order of magnitude more clients out there. JMHO. Maybe now I can get insulted a Winer number too.
Did anybody notice that the Chandler 0.1 build has an RSS aggregator built in? And that this parcel was written by a non-programmer using Mark Pilgrim's ultraliberal RSS parser? Chandler has a long way to go, but this is encouraging.
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I notice you got no comments here.
I bookmarked this post because I thought this was the cruelest of all the comments I saw, because I know you to be a thoughtful person, with an interesting weblog. Do you want to talk about technology, or what? Do you realize that you're part of a lynch mob? Maybe you can write about that.
I used to read your weblog and I am subscribed to your RSS feed. But if your idea of blogging includes this kind of mob behavior, well, I don't know what to do -- maybe nothing -- but I find it very upsetting.
I hope you come down from this, and decide to get serious about technology again. I am very involved in RSS, OPML, XML-RPC and SOAP, and I promise you I will not be run out of town by this stuff. Interested in hearing what you have to say.
Posted by Dave Winer at Wed Apr 23 16:52:08 2003
I bookmarked this post because I thought this was the cruelest of all the comments I saw, because I know you to be a thoughtful person, with an interesting weblog. Do you want to talk about technology, or what? Do you realize that you're part of a lynch mob? Maybe you can write about that.
I used to read your weblog and I am subscribed to your RSS feed. But if your idea of blogging includes this kind of mob behavior, well, I don't know what to do -- maybe nothing -- but I find it very upsetting.
I hope you come down from this, and decide to get serious about technology again. I am very involved in RSS, OPML, XML-RPC and SOAP, and I promise you I will not be run out of town by this stuff. Interested in hearing what you have to say.
Posted by Dave Winer at Wed Apr 23 16:52:08 2003
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