Getting feeds from TiddlyWeb hosted tiddlywikis is not the same as
getting it from plain tiddlywiki.

> 2) On TiddlySpace, what would be the address of the RSS feed? Is there
> some way to add an RSS symbol to the page that leads to this address?

On tiddlyspace feeds (Atom in this case) of lots of different stuff is
available, but is not (yet) well exposed in the UI. You can access a
feed of the public content in your space with a URL that looks like
this (this is from my space, for yours the cdent will be replaced the
with the name of the space):

   http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers.atom

If you go to

  http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers

you can see a list of the various "reprsentations" you can get of your
tiddlers.

These paths are part of what TiddlyWeb (which underlies TiddlySpace)
provides.

By default the atom feed will include the 20 most recently modified
tiddlers.

> 3) Tobias, I definitely want to do what you suggest, to only put
> 'journal' tagged tiddlers into the feed. But where do I find the
> generateRss() function to change?

To get just the tiddlers that are tagged journal you would do
something like this:

    
http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers.atom?select=tag:journal;sort=-modified;limit=10

That should get the 10 most recent tiddlers tagged journal from my
space.

In fact if you click on the following you can see those tiddlers:

    
http://cdent.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/cdent_public/tiddlers?select=tag:journal;sort=-modified;limit=10

> 4) Will this send a feed entry whenever I /edit/ a 'journal' tiddler
> or only when I /create/ one? Maybe to increase control, I should use
> another tag ('RSSentry') which I'd only add to the tiddler once I'm
> happy for it to go into the feed?

In the above case the feed is sorted by modified, but you could use
created if you wanted.

These arguments on the URL are called "filters" in tiddlyweb. They are
like tiddlywiki filters but the syntax is somewhat different to fit
more easily into the web environment. They are explained here:

http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/recipes/docs/tiddlers/filter

TiddlySpace has all the functionality provided by a raw TiddlyWeb
server (which is what's running the link above) but does not expose it
as readily in favor of a more friendly interface.

At some point soon links should appear in TiddlySpace which provide
easy ways to access and discover the feeds which are automatically
created for tiddler creations.

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