It’s just data
Nelson Minar starts a meme. Rafe Colburn waters it down. I’ve watered it down even further.
Whatever you call your feed, Safari will call it RSS. Don’t sweat the small stuff.
Which format should you pick? I’d suggest that you pick whichever one that you can consistently produce with the fewest errors and warnings detected by the feedvalidator. Test with Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn and ampersands in titles. June, particularly in the UK is also a good time to test.
[link] is very helpful Sam. Shoots at the perfect (pragmatic) level too. Thanks.
Posted by Dave Pawson atOne practical roadblock I run into that leads me back to RSS: Podcasting. Because, iTunes still stares blankly at <link rel="enclosure" href="http://example.com/foo.mp3"/>, last I checked - which was admittedly about a year ago, but I’ve not heard anything new since.
Oh. Holy crap, wait a minute - I must be behind the times. This Atom feed with enclosures appears to work in iTunes 7.0: [link]
Hooray for being wrong!
Posted by l.m.orchard at( oh yeah. really behind the times: [link] )
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