Re: PaceEntriesElement

2005-02-07 Thread Henry Story
-1 I agree. Recursion can be placed in the model. It does not need to be in the syntax. In any case this is too big a change too late in the game. Henry On 7 Feb 2005, at 21:08, Antone Roundy wrote: -1: recursion is too complex and bulky.

Re: PaceEntriesElement

2005-02-07 Thread Eric Scheid
PaceEntriesElement -1

Re: PaceEntriesElement

2005-02-03 Thread =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Bill_de_h=D3ra?=
Robert Sayre wrote: 1. XML containment relates feed and entry metadata to the data being described, thereby defining a consistent model for future extension elements; I'm dubious about this claim. XML containment has even less semantic grist to it than UML aggregation. My sense is when we get

Re: PaceEntriesElement

2005-02-03 Thread Robert Sayre
Bill de hÓra wrote: 2. Multiple feeds can be aggregated and presented using a single data format without having to modify the entries within those feeds to incorporate their original feed metadata; That sounds like a win. 3. Digital signatures can be safely applied to feeds and entries

RE: PaceEntriesElement

2005-02-02 Thread Jeremy Gray
A few quick comments before I transition out of the office and head towards home: In principle I am +1 for pretty much any spec that has the potential of unifying entries and feeds, and feel even more strongly for those that also unify comments and trackbacks with entries and feeds. A number of