Re: Re: how to download entire feed with wget

Randy Charles Morin wrote:
> 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.

I wouldn't consider this particular solution any better than those already 
in use, but it's probably workable (assuming you get a proper namespace for 
the rar:archive element). If this is what it takes to get widespread 
adoption from server tools, so be it, but I would have prefered not having 
to implement multiple solutions to the same problem.

Sam Ruby wrote:
> James Holderness wrote:
>> 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.
>
> s/nobody is/only a few are/

Actually even one implementation could be considered worthwhile if that one 
was a service like say LiveJournal. Dozens of implementations by individual 
bloggers, though, isn't going to impress me much.

Regards
James



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