On Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:44:13 +0200
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> > The wrapper is atom, not docbook, which I publish directly.
>
> ure. A standard. Fine. Isn't that OPML-related? Rings a bell somehow.
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4287.txt
>
> But usually (I thought at least) the wrapper (i.e. the feed) does not
> contain the entire articles, but it only refers to the content.
>
> But at least some feed providers restrict it to that, as far as I can
> say.
Not in my experience.
> But maybe I got something fundamentally wrong.
Go find some rss or atom feeds and have a look at the structure.
>
> > From the above, you can see that the html header from docbook is all
> > redundant?
>
> Not from the above,
> but if I want to keep the article separate, then yes.
I'm unsure what an atom feed reader would do with a link to docbook
source in the body. Try it?
> Separate articles, each written in DocBook, atom being the wrapper
> pointing to articles living for themselves, one by one.
Hand craft a feed and see what bloglines or something does with it
before you go further.
HTH
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