RE: RSS?

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    From: John 
    
    I checked the list archives but there was nothing 
    containing RSS in 2004 or 2005, does this mean RSS is not 
    the way to go forward?
    
    I have content stored as XML that I want to make available 
    as RSS using XSL.  I know almost nothing about RDF and RSS, 
    but this seems pretty straightforward.  Unfortunately I am 
    having trouble finding definitive resources on the 
    appropriate format to generate.  Can anyone send me links 
    to resources they have found useful for RSS, and/or any XSL 
    RSS code examples?

Move on John.
  http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/atompub-charter.html

IMHO still ragged, but more solid than RSS.

HTH daveP.

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