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In defence of newspapers and serendipity
yes, Dave's attitude is certainly coming to the forefront and it does not look very promising !!
I had many run-in’s with Dave, he even banned me from emailing him. He told me I was wasting my time. He still doesn’t compress the data coming from his site.
Well we prevailed, mod_gzip has become the standard for compressing data from an Apache 1.x web server.
Now Dave is facing his own demons with RSS… I’ve got some advice for him – stop arguing in public, flex your programming muscles and do something remarkable. Let the code do the talking.
Software is so much hype. The reality is usually pretty dismal… look at the state of the browsers after all these years. Make RSS into something better. Build a Mobile spec for it… you know people are going to need it on their smartphones.
People will always bitch about something, and then they’ll usually turn around and start using it. It’s the price you pay for being on the edge.
Seriously, I suggest you kick back, refresh, renew - hey, you don't want to end up angry, sad, burnt out, w(h)ine-y...
- Stuart
Rogers didn't create the RSS Advisory board - Dave Winer did. At one stage Winer invited Rogers aboard, and then Winer quit. The RSS Advisory Board's mission was to guide/advise adopters of RSS. Here's the details of the RSS Advisory Board
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