Mark, my comments to the document:
- much easier to understand with the split of the 3 use cases
- very nice that archive documents are supposed to be frozen and
fixed (dunno when that changed, but I think it was not so from the
start)
2 minor nitpicks (hey, its me):
- it seems that "logical feed" and "syndicated feed" is the very same
thing. Maybe agreeing on one term would benefit the document? (Or
explain the difference...)
- should the Atom-formatted Archive Document on page 10 have an
fh:archive element?
Cheers, Stefan
Am 29.06.2006 um 02:06 schrieb Mark Nottingham:
As discussed earlier.
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