Rogers Cadenhead on the OPML 1.1 spec. Note, we're reactivating the OPML-DEV mail list, with a clear heads-up re the charter, and what's on-topic and off-topic. My hope is that users will be able to participate in the discussions if they're sufficiently interested, esp librarians and information architects. We're not talking about format design, or why OPML as a format is or is not good. Not a debating list. We are talking about applications and cleaning up loose ends. For those who are interested, here's why OPML is a cool format. [Scripting News]

Something worth tracking.  OPML is a good format for outlining and it is easily parsed into things like directory hierarchies, slides, individual pages, etc. 

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The state of Arkansas has an RSS feed. Via Ray Matthews. [Scripting News]

OK, so we are beginning to see RSS feeds turn up in government.  This is a good thing.  How about more law schools using this technology?  Did you know that Emory Law School has a feed?  Imagine the usefullness if every school had a feed.  Folks could aggregate feeds for a listing of law schools news or current events.  Alumni could stay up to date, students could be better informed.  How many law schools have feeds?

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