That's what I believe Bob's RFC3229+Feed proposal addresses.
If I understand Bob's solution correctly, it goes something like:
1) wake up
2) scratch whatever you need to scratch
3) turn on computer, launch feed reader
4) feed reader does some RFC3229+feed magic to catch up on what happened
during the night
5) feed reader opens a XMPP connection to receive the active stream of
new entries
Eric Scheid wrote:
On 18/6/05 6:57 AM, "Bob Wyman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let's keep Atom as it is now -- without the "first" and "next" tags
and encourage folk who need to keep up with high volume streams to use Atom
over XMPP. Lowered bandwidth utilization, reduced latency and simplicity are
good things.
how does Atom over XMPP help in this scenario:
1) wake up
2) scratch myself, stagger around in morning fog
3) turn on computer, launch feed reader
4) wonder what changes happened during the night
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