I would avoid v1.0 (the RDF version) because I think it's least
supported by aggregators. So I'd start with 0.91, then play with
upgrading to v2.0. (I'm not sure how many aggregators handle that, maybe
all/most since a valid 0.91 feed *is* a valid 2.0 feed, once you just
change the version tag.) (01)
The bigger question is what content to include in the feed - I don't
think you'd want to include the entire text of a wiki page. Personally I
just include the node names/URLs. If PurpleWiki lets you associate a
short Comment with a saved Edit you could use that. (02)
There was a WebMonkey article within the last couple weeks. (03)
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/RSS
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/rss.xml (04)
(I have no opinions on Perl, other than "switch to Python") :) (05)
Chris Dent wrote: (06)
>There are enough people on this list for there to be some
>opinions about this:
>
>I'd like to generate an RSS feed for use with PurpleWiki.
>Questions related to that:
>
> - which style/version of RSS should I create?
> - what Perl module or modules should I use for creating the RSS
> (I assume there are a few from which to choose)
>
>Thanks.
>
>
> (07)
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