Off the top of my head....
* Less ambiguous
* Broader solution space
* Defined extensibility model
* Defined encryption and digital signature support
* Support for additional content types and scenarios (e.g. linked
content as opposed to embedded)
Will be interested in seeing the final list you come up with.
A. Pagaltzis wrote:
* Bob Wyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-05-22 08:05]:
I'll be making a presentation on Tuesday which will include a
slide on how Atom improves on RSS. If you have any thoughts on
this subject, I would appreciate hearing them.
I think the main attractions are pretty clear:
• Thoroughly specified
• Well-defined content model
• Entry IDs
• Mandatory timestamps
There are also many other valuable features (I like the explicit
summary vs content distinction, f.ex) which wouldn’t sell the
format on their own.
Regards,
