David Powell wrote:
> [snip]
> Hosted services (eg Bloglines) won't work unless they store multiple
> seperate lists of entries and feed data for each set of request
> headers that the request varies over; this seems very optimistic.
>
This is perhaps the single most important reason for using CDN, at least
for now.
> If you want to use a user's language preference to provide them with a
> localized feed, I'd do it at the HTML level - use accept headers to
> provide the correct autodiscovery link, or even better, to sort the
> list of multiple links in a suitable order.
>
And within feed documents in the form of language-qualified alternate
links (e.g., <link rel="self" hreflang="fr" href="..." />, <link
rel="self" hreflang="de" href="..." />, etc)
>
> What are you going to do about ids BTW? I'd probably mint new ids for
> the translated entries and feeds, and employ some sort of
> link/extension if you need to be able to associate them.
>
I'd also lean towards minting new ids for translated resources.
- James
