Saturday, March 9, 2002

> Mark Pilgrim: SatireWire: Pregnant Women Can Fly. A must-read for those who think they want a headline-only RSS feed.
[diveintomark]   3:22:45 PM  Link    
> Glenn Fleishman: A colleague, Julian Bond, pointed me to a Greymatter resource that would allow a simple template to automatically create an RSS every time a new post was entered. It works! My new RSS feed is now linked at right: http://blog.glennf.com/rss.xml
[03/09/02: GlennLog]   3:13:57 PM  Link    
> Dave Winer: That's correct. All formats and protocols implemented by RCS could be implemented in any environment that has support for XML, SOAP and XML-RPC; commercial or open source. Specs for every format and protocol on our websites. The basis for competition is performance, price and ease of use. Ours community server runs in Frontier and Radio, with the advantages that come from that. But there are lots of ways to slice it.
[Scripting News]   3:03:05 PM  Link    
> Simon Fell: I wonder if Dave is expecting any competition in the RCS space? RCS seems to be layered on top of XmlStorageSystem so I'd expect that you could plug different backend implementations in, without affecting the clients. The Blogger API seems to have become the defacto standard interface for blogging tools, can we expect something similar for RCS tools ?
[Simon Fell]   3:00:22 PM  Link    
> Dictionary.com Word of the Day: unctuous
[Dictionary.com Word of the Day]   1:22:28 PM  Link