Re: Re: how to download entire feed with wget

No API is required for export, just common sense. Here's what I do.
http://www.therssweblog.com/archive.xml
I think a simply solution like this might actually get adoption.
MHO,

Randy

On 3/22/09, James Holderness <[email protected]> wrote:
> Randy Morin wrote:
>> I don't really like the outcome of this thread. Basically, we have
>> proprietary APIs and an Atom solution that isn't adopted or
>> scalable (it requires dynamic responses). I'll add this to our
>> TODO list.
>
> FWIW the "Atom" solution (assuming you're referring to RFC5005) can just as
> easily be used in an RSS feed (see appendix B). As for the issue of
> scalability, I don't believe dynamic responses are necessarily a
> requirement.
>
> The real problem though is adoption. Inventing yet another solution to this
> problem, no matter how well designed, seems pointless to me if nobody is
> interested in implementing it.
>
> Regards
> James
>
>


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Randy Charles Morin
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