On Monday, May 2, 2005, at 03:37 PM, Bob Wyman wrote:
Antone Roundy wrote:Two rules:multiple representations of the same entry resource could appear in a feed document as long as they were aggregated into the feed by different routes.
1. You should only write a source element into an entry if it does
not already have one.
2. If you copy an entry that doesn't have a source element, then you
SHOULD insert one that indicates source from which you copied the entry.
(Note: I wish that SHOULD was a MUST...)
The effect of these two rules is that the path from the original
source to the final destination is irrelevant.
Yes, I agree...including, absent some convincing argument to the contrary, that it were a MUST. What I was saying is that the abstract and rationale of the Pace led me to think that it was trying to enable what I wrote above.
