On 22/8/05 1:45 AM, "Paul Hoffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> <feed ...>
>> <geo:coords>location#1</geo:coords>
>
> #2 through #4 seem understandable, but what the heck is #1?
> [a] "The place where this feed was put together"?
> [b] "The place where this feed was originally grabbed from"?
[a] would suffer the AOL problem, no? According to my webserver logs, I have
several million visitors from Virginia, and quite a few less from the other
49 US states.
[b] similarly. who cares where the server hardware is.
My intention is perhaps better expressed with this example:
<feed>
<title>Memoirs from Paris, France</title>
<geo:coords>location#1 = Paris, France</geo:coords>
<author>
<name>Some old digger</name>
<geo:coords>location#2 = Suva, Fiji</geo:coords>
</author>
Thus, the feed is a collection of entries to do with some place in France,
written by some old fart laying on the beach in Sunny Fiji. Occasionally he
might write an entry regarding a location in London, UK, and occasionally he
might write an entry during a quick popover to Sydney, Australia.
Nonetheless, if you are looking for a <feed> which could be loosely
categorised as regarding Paris France, then this is one such feed.
e.
