On 5/5/05, Eric Scheid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 5/5/05 11:55 PM, "Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > > Each log entry is an entry in itself, with its own id. > > Sorry, that makes as much sense as changing the id for a blog entry if that > blog entry is updated.
Graham's got it exactly right. > The functional parallel is wiki-page = blog-entry, and if a blog-entry is > updated then that is reflected in the feed as an updated entry - with the > same id. That's right, that is the functional parallel. No software I know of shows both revisions of the entry in the feed when it's updated. If you are syndicating wiki changes, part of each entry is the diff and revision id--each revision is a unique thing. Another analogous use case would be a feed watching a certain file in CVS. Every entry would be about the same file, but each would have its own atom:id. Once again, there remains a downstream problem for PubSub, etc. Robert Sayre
