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Dare Obasanjo wrote: > > In my daily blog stroll a few days ago I came across a post by Mark > Pilgrim at > http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/08/20.html#how_liberal_is_too_liberal > > which implies that there are lots of broken RSS feeds on the web today. > Considering that the describing a structure for XML and ensuring that > documents conform to that structure is generally a solved problem I find > it perplexing that no schema for RSS (besides an RDF schema) exists. > > Anyone care to enlighten me? RSS 0.92 was developed by Dave Winer, who is of the "here's what a sample document looks like" school of formal specifications :-) Regarding the RDF schema for RSS 1.0, as far as I know -- please correct me if I'm wrong -- an RDF schema doesn't actually imply any notion of "validity"; it just makes statements like "resources of class X may have properties of type Y with a domain of type Z". (And since any such statement is true already, regardless of whether or not it is asserted by an RDF schema, I suspect that RDFS is meant to be informative rather than prescriptive.) Leigh Dodds wrote a Schematron schema for RSS 1.0 though: < http://www.ldodds.com/rss_validator/1.0/ > --Joe English jenglish@f...
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