>>>>> "Malcolm" == Malcolm Tredinnick <malc...@pointy-stick.com> writes:
Malcolm> Atom sydnication and Atom publishing are standardised protocols Malcolm> that have gone through the IETF process and are used in lots of Malcolm> situations, weblogging being only one example. Right. Malcolm> The Metaweblog API has not had the same level of Malcolm> standardisation and is targeted at blogging-style applications Malcolm> exclusively. It's also RPC-oriented, rather than REST-oriented, Malcolm> which isn't particularly good practice in a web-oriented domain Malcolm> space. Yep, I'm aware of it, but according to "..a blind uncle is better than no uncle" and Django does not have 'official' support (some blog app like http://byteflow.su/ticket/43 apparently have added some support, although we would expect more in Django) for either of them, MetaWeblog could serve the purpose of remote-publishing, at least for some time... Malcolm> Atom publishing is always going to have an edge in situations Malcolm> like that, simply because it's a more appropriate general Malcolm> protocol. I fully agree with it.... Sincerely, Gour -- Gour | Zagreb, Croatia | GPG key: C6E7162D ----------------------------------------------------------------
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