Yes. If I click on the orange subscribe button in the browser, it's most likely that I want to subscribe to the blog itself. Being able to subscribe to a tag specific feed is a nice option, but it shouldn't be the only one and I think it should be secondary.
- Dave On 12/7/06, Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So you're saying you always want the main feeds for the weblog to be in the auto-discovery list? Dave wrote: > You can (and should) have multiple auto-disco links and in that case > you'd have three: one for entries tagged "foo+bar", one for all > blog-wide entries and one for blog-wide comments. Actually, you'd have > six since we promote both Atom and RSS versions of those feeds. As > long as the titles are descriptive, the user will be able to pick the > right one via FF2 or IE7. > > - Dave > > > > On 12/6/06, Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I am assuming this is the right way to do things, but I thought I'd make >> sure everyone agrees before I commit it. >> >> I want to update the showAutodiscoveryLinks() macro so that it has >> conditional logic which produces the appropriate feed autodiscovery link >> dependent on the context of the page. So ... >> >> on page /weblog/tags/foo+bar, the AD feeds would be >> /weblog/feed/entries/XXX?tags=foo+bar >> >> This seems like the best thing to do for a number of reasons, including >> that it makes sense that the "alternate" rel for a page is really a feed >> of the same content and it promotes the tag based feed urls more. >> >> I would also do the same thing for category urls, so >> /weblog/category/MyCat points to the feed for that category. >> >> everyone cool with that? >> >> -- Allen >>
