How to hook into UserLand.Com through XML, XML-RPC and SOAP. XML Home RSS OPML XML-RPC SOAP
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creativeCommons RSS ModuleMon, Dec 16, 2002; by Dave Winer. A RSS module that adds an element at the <channel> or <item> level that specifies which Creative Commons license applies.Status Deployable. Change Notes 04/13/03 by DW -- Supported by Manila. 12/18/02 by DW -- Removed caveat, changed the status to Deployable. 12/17/02 by DW -- Notes. 12/16/02 by DW -- Created. Description One element is defined. license -- if present as a sub-element of <channel>, indicates that the content of the RSS file is available under a license, indicated by a URL, which is the value of the license element. A list of some licenses that may be used in this context is on the Creative Commons website on this page, however the <license> element may point to licenses not authored by Creative Commons. You may also use the <license> element as a sub-element of <item>. When used this way it applies only to the content of that item. If an item has a license, and the channel does too, the license on the item applies, i.e. the inner license overrides the outer one. Multiple <license> elements are allowed, in either context, indicating that the content is available under multiple licenses. Namespace declaration xmlns:creativeCommons="http://backend.userland.com/creativeCommonsRssModule" Example Here's a file that illustrates the use of the <license> element. License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. |