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Tuesday August 16, 2005
05:37 PM
Atom
I've made all the feeds on use.perl.org provide Atom as an alternative. If you have a feed, look for "rss" in the string and change it to "atom". It should work. Let me know any problems you find.
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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Lovely! It works well and has made my Planet use Perl; feed [plasmasturm.org] rather easy to generate [plasmasturm.org]. (Mixing RDF documents is a hassle, and so is generating Atom from RDF. With the new format I can simply copy things thru.)
There’s one thing that bugs me, though: the journal feeds are fulltext, which would suggest using
contentelements. You put the content in asummaryinstead, which is intended for cases where the provided content is partial and the reader is expected to visit the alternate location to get the fulRe: content vs. summary (Score:2)
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