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George Gerton also replied... 
He asked why I couldn't have just linked to the sites or white paper pages.
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| | You're absolutely right, I could have linked to their sites (or the pages that linked to the white papers and what-not) in the OPML file. My initial hope, though, was to provide a dynamic reading list, along the lines of Dave's concept. |
| | Hope that clarifies my frustration. |
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George's site
Dave on the OPML Validator's case-sensitivity...
Dave kindly responded to yesterday's query about case-sensitivity on the OPML Validator over in the comments in my replicated post. His argument (and a correct one) is that the XML spec (which Dave repeatedly mentioned takes precedence over the OPML spec) calls for case-sensitivity. My response is below:
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| | Dave, thanks for the comments. I must (shamefully) admit that I've never made it through the entire XML spec, but should have heeded your multiple references to it before opining about this. Now that you've reminded me I recall that once I knew that XML is case-sensitive. When I look at the spec I don't see anything explicit that says that entities or attributes are case-sensitive except the contents of the Letter definition, although since the character cases are differentiated by the codes listed there I'd have to say that means case-sensitivity. |
| | Interstingly, while hunting that down, I saw this: |
| | "Names beginning with the string "xml", or with any string which would match (('X'|'x') ('M'|'m') ('L'|'l')), are reserved for standardization in this or future versions of this specification." (link) |
| | Would OPML's "xmlUrl" conflict with this? |
| | In any case, right you are; easy to solve. Just a matter of Read-The-Frelling-Spec ;-> |
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Recently not having much to say here, I'm going to play around with putting my food-log (flog?) here to try to track my weight-loss efforts/ I'm under no illusion that anyone will want to read this, but maybe itll keep me honest ;->
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