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2024 December 09

A summary of our Annual Meeting

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2024 December 07

2024 POSI audit

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Ed Pentz
2024 December 05

Summary of the environmental impact of Crossref

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RSS Validator in the Spotlight

Tony Hammond

Tony Hammond – 2007 February 08

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Sam Ruby responds to Brian Kelly’s post about the RSS Validator and its treatment of RSS 1.0, or rather, RSS 1.0 modules. As Ruby notes:

“There is no question that RSS 1.0 is widely deployed. RSS 1.0 has a minimal core. The validation for that core is pretty solid.”

Not sure if I’d seen that RSS comparison table before, but it is reassuring. (Oh, and see the really simple case off to the right. 😉

Good point, anyway about contributing test cases. I guess we should really submit a PRISM test case. And yes, the Validator is somewhat buggy as some recent testing confirms. On which more later.

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