Pretty much no element is safe per the specification ;). I suggest doing some 
tinkering with Superfeedr to see what kind of Atom output they are generating. 
I think it's a fairly basic subset but I'm a content jockey so I haven't been 
paying a lot of attention outside the bare essentials just yet.

Paddy

 Pádraic Brady

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From: Tim Bray <[email protected]>
To: Pubsubhubbub <[email protected]>
Sent: Sun, October 18, 2009 5:49:11 AM
Subject: [pubsubhubbub] 7.3 Content Distribution


I think there needs to be quite a bit more clarity here.  It's clear
that the hub is required to preserve the atom:id.  How about the other
elements?  I would be *very* nervous about a hub that screwed around
with my atom:updated or other header fields.  The current text sounds
like it's suggesting that it might be OK for hubs to do this.  If so,
that's going to surprise some users of this spec, so it should be made
very clear.

-T

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