rel="payment" as an actual XML namespace, likely an <atom:link>
attribute.
Hopefully this will be used at the <channel> and <item> level.
So you could have your omnipresent tip jar link in the <channel>, and
then include more specific links in your blog entries.
-Josh
On 8/10/05, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joshua Kinberg wrote:
> > Right now, the solution I've come up with is to create some kind of
> > special HTML page that explains the donation, etc... and includes the
> > PayPal button. This is what I would link to with rel="payment" -- a
> > payment permalink so to speak.
> >
> > Here's an example of that: http://channel102.net/donate.php
> >
> > There is also a service called DropCash that helps you generate
> > donation pages similar to this. Jay used this for his first example of
> > rel="payment". Check out Jay's DropCash page here:
> > http://www.dropcash.com/campaign/roygvib/momentshowing/
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> I modified my RSS feed to include the rel="payment" into each entry and
> it points to an HTML page here:
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> http://tinkernet.org/support/
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> Which has a brief explanation and links to a DropCash page and an Amazon
> Wish List...
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> Of course I highly doubt ever will be used, but it was fun setting it up.
>
> Pete
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