RSS father Dave Winer’s working to keep the standards alive and the code current. Dave writes:
“Now, it may be possible that after three years in the market, that RSS 2.0 could be radically improved, but the roadmap says that no person or group of people has the exclusive right to improve it, and that no one can interfere with the stability of the platform. That’s no different if you work for a small company or large, or don’t work for a company at all.”
What do you all think? Is RSS (still) a relevant format for you? If yes, why. If not, what’s getting your focus now?
RSS father Dave Winer’s working to keep the standards alive and the code current. Dave writes:
“Now, it may be possible that after three years in the market, that RSS 2.0 could be radically improved, but the roadmap says that no person or group of people has the exclusive right to improve it, and that no one can interfere with the stability of the platform. That’s no different if you work for a small company or large, or don’t work for a company at all.”
What do you all think? Is RSS (still) a relevant format for you? If yes, why. If not, what’s getting your focus now?