RSS beyond the blog: 1992 or 1999?

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March 22, 2004, 7:46 PM — In this Weblog post, one XML developer muses on potential areas of growth for the RSS content syndication standards. He believes that in many ways the standard resembles the Web technologies of 1992 in its potential - but that some are already trying to graft half-baked, 1999-style ideas onto it.

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