On Nov 27, 2005, at 5:07 AM, Danny Ayers wrote:
There's been a flurry of talk surrounding the use of
aggregator-derived subscription lists as as a source of attention
data. Right now most of the aggregators do import/export via OPML.
But there is another source of broadly attention-like subscription
lists, people's blogrolls. As and when the blogging tools start
supporting microformats directly, these should be available as XOXO.
Already done for wordpress.
Until such a time, maybe someone has most of the code in place to
create a service that will scrape a blog, use heuristics to recognise
the blogroll and output this tweaked to conform to Attention.xml.
Sounds interesting to me.
Another thought:
We could create a XOXO -> OPML gateway. This would allow us to
publish data in XOXO (or attention.xml), but still use the "legacy"
tools, which only support OPML.
-ryan
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