> The public feed is already available via twitter api (
> statuses/public_timeline.json) without authorization

Yes, that's intentional, but even statuses/public_timeline.xml cannot
be parsed by a feed reader...

If we keep the same HTTP authentication setup, it will just work if we
use the twitter API convention to use the extension to determine the
type of the response, e.g. public_timeline.rss, public_timemline.atom,
etc.

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