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Bill de hÓra

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Bill de hÓra is a technical architect with Propylon
Ramped Posted: May 6, 2005 9:37 AM
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The Atom format has gotten through last call, as Tim Bray reports. Tim gives a good overview of one niggling issue, that of duplicate entries - should we allow duplicate entries in Atom feeds or not? Think before you answer, it's not a simple one ;) Currently the WG is working through about twenty issues. The mailing list activity has ramped right up; at the moment it feels bit more like irc on a bad connection than email. A few other issues are being debated intensely, such as whether summaries are optional, or whether feeds must have links. And everyone is getting their +-1's in early. But the duplicates issue is an important one - the last few hours suggest we're getting somewhere on it tho'. Dave Johnson of Roller fame has been contributing to the duplicates discussion too, which is cool....

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