"DJ Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> XML::OCS is a Perl module containing classes to help you read,
> manipulate and write OCS datasets.
>
> OCS (Online Content Syndication) is an XML format that is used to
> describe syndicated content, in terms of channels and the formats
> that the channels are available in (e.g. RSS, Scripting News, etc).
>
> The module contains XML::OCS, XML::OCS::Channel and XML::OCS::Format
> classes, which are used in an OO style.
>
> More information can be found at
> http://www.internetalchemy.org/ocs/perl.
DJ, the XML:: namespace should only be used for modules that work with
XML generically. Modules that just use XML should go in a namespace
or category more appropriate for what the module is doing.
Section 15, "World Wide Web, HTML, HTTP, CGI, MIME etc (see Text
Processing)", seems like the right place, but I'm not sure WWW:: would
be the best namespace either, because this module might not really be
considered "web specific" either, but it's the closest I see.
Other suggestions?
-- Ken
