Re: Where will RSS 1.0 be in three years time?

Trying an optimistic vision (= rss 1.0 wont be just legacy):

RSS and its modules will be the standard RDF vocabulary for express the 
semantic content of websites, it will be a superset of the different 
syndication formats, suitable for merging and filtering feeds. The core 
vocabulary will allow syndication and versioning of RDF-Information made 
available using arbitrary vocabularies.

reto

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>Apologies for posting a question of this nature, shortly after joining
>the list. I will just have to hope that it is taken in the spirit of
>enquiry that it was intended.
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>As some of you know, Danny Ayers and I are currently writing/finishing
>writing Beginning RSS and Atom Programming. I look at RSS 1.0 and ask
>myself "Where is RSS 1.0 going?". And I don't have a clear answer in
>my own mind. [I haven't asked Danny for his $0.02 on this. I thought
>it would be interesting to get a range of views.]
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>Assuming that information feeds become even more prevalent, that IETF
>Atom is finished and is broadly accepted/used, what will the future
>role of RSS 1.0 be, in your expectation? I picked the three year
>figure in a fairly arbitrary way. Far enough away to need a little
>strategic thinking, not so far away as to be totally unimaginable.
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>Do you see a use case or killer app that will make RSS 1.0 fly?
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>Thanks
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>Andrew Watt
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