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Company is proposing extension to Really Simple Syndication that's designed to enable better support of ordered information lists.
Company is proposing extension to Really Simple Syndication that's designed to enable better support of ordered information lists.
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- Embrace & Extend - Here we go again
- by raitchison June 23, 2005 11:04 AM PDT
- Sounds like the old days where MS inserts it's own "tweaks" into a standard and then it gets to the point where products that use the actual (untweaked) standard are shut out of the market.
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- cynicism not applicable
- by nmcphers June 23, 2005 12:09 PM PDT
- Cynicism is hardly applicable when Microsoft is the subject because most negative usually ARE true. Saying Microsft's intention is to extend and extinguish is more of a statment of fact as opposed to beinh a general negative comment. They have made it so.
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- but RSS is extensible
- by nrlz June 23, 2005 12:25 PM PDT
- But RSS is essentially XML which is designed to be extensible. As long as Microsoft adds a suitable namespace for their code, it should be okay. And if they don't, well the XML just won't validate.
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(6 Comments)I guess it worked for them an IE, they extended HTML and soon lots of web sites only rendered "properly" in IE (because they were written improperly).
Shall I assume the goal here is to lock out non-Microsoft RSS readers like Firefox & Thunderbird?
Sorry, experience has taught me cynicism.