Nikolas 'Atrus' Coukouma wrote:
I now know that Creative Commons has an RDF schema for describing
licensing
We've been over this ground many times before. Read my post at:
http://bobwyman.pubsub.com/main/2005/03/lazyweb_query_a.html
Creative commons licenses can only be used to
We chose not to put things like this in the Atom core. Feel free to
write an extension and discuss it here; there was certainly interest
in many directions about grappling with the many intertwined issues
that arise out of copyright, privacy, and so on.
--Paul Hoffman, Director
--Internet Mail
I believe we decided not to address licensing in the Atom core because
the probability of not getting it quite right is too high, especially
given the differences between laws in various jurisdictions around the
world. Having something in the core might require consuming
applications to
The problem I'm having is with LiveJournal. They have 6.8 million
registered users, with 2.7 million active. We're talking about a
robots.txt of hundreds of megabytes. I imagine other blog hosting sites
(Blogger, Xanga) have a similar problem.
Also, robots.txt can only handle noindex. What about
Regarding the privacy facet: True privacy probably requires access
control, which requires authentication. In fact this is one of the
major use cases for authenticated Atom feeds in AOL Journals.
-John
Nikolas 'Atrus' Coukouma wrote on 4/19/05, 8:50 PM:
Some pertinent quotes from the
James Robertson wrote:
At 11:38 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
The problem I'm having is with LiveJournal. They have 6.8 million
registered users, with 2.7 million active. We're talking about a
robots.txt of hundreds of megabytes. I imagine other blog hosting sites
(Blogger, Xanga) have a
