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Tue, 17 Aug 2004
Another step towards microcontent...
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RSS has been used to transport calendar data for a while, in a couple of different formats using mod_event, RDFiCal, and a handful of other experiments in including calendar metadata in RSS feeds.
The above rsscalendar.com does none of these things and if useless for anything other then being displayed in the current crop of rather limited RSS aggregators. I'm hoping we'll be able to get feeds with richer metadata out of our Chandler based calendar stores.
Posted by kellan at Tue Aug 17 11:11:31 2004
The above rsscalendar.com does none of these things and if useless for anything other then being displayed in the current crop of rather limited RSS aggregators. I'm hoping we'll be able to get feeds with richer metadata out of our Chandler based calendar stores.
Posted by kellan at Tue Aug 17 11:11:31 2004
This is a very good idea. Outlook never seems to work right when sharing a calendar with co-workers. Also, this will allow people to share their calendar with others outside of their network.
Posted by entertainment news at Tue Aug 17 19:53:13 2004
Posted by entertainment news at Tue Aug 17 19:53:13 2004
An interesting idea but I'm not sure I want to publicize my schedule to the world. It would be good to have some form of event categorization and a way to have subscribers to the category, rather than the whole calendar. Perhaps I missed something.
The import to my Palm was seamless.
Posted by James Knox at Tue Aug 17 21:38:50 2004
The import to my Palm was seamless.
Posted by James Knox at Tue Aug 17 21:38:50 2004
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