> Personally I see PubSubHubbub as the distribution framework, independent
> of format or semantics. Just like you have different formats and
> semantics available on the web (HTML, Atom, JSON, etc), you could have
> different formats and semantics being distributed through the framework.

Yes, this is where I'm at, too. It seems like we're getting there
though. It just seems like (and I could be wrong!) there is a lot of
bias towards Atom/feed semantics. Even the tiniest structure is a
constraint to use cases and adoption. That's all I'm saying. Also just
the marketing. Is it about feeds or is it a distribution framework?
Because it sounds like the former and that's what people think that I
talk to and they decide it's not worth messing with.

-- 
Jeff Lindsay
http://progrium.com

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