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Feed::Parser::NS::Blogcomments
Provides a facility for aggregating the comments associated with a blog entry in the RSS with the entry itself.
xmlns:blogcomments="http://purl.org/net/rssmodules/blogcomments/"
- blogcomments:comments
- blogcomments:comments is a container tag for all the comments on an item.
It can contain zero or more <comment>s
- blogcomments:comment
- blogcomments:comment is a container tag for an individual comment on an item.
- blogcomments:name
- blogcomments:name is the name of the person who wrote the comment.
- blogcomments:email
- blogcomments:email is the email address of the person who wrote the comment.
In RSS 2.0 it should be the content of the element,
in RSS 1.0 it should be an empty element with the address in an rdf:resource attribute,
with the "mailto:" protocol prepended:
- RSS 2.0: <blogcomments:email>foo@example.com</blogcomments:email>
- RSS 1.0: <blogcomments:email rdf:resource="mailto:foo@example.com"/>
- blogcomments:ip
- blogcomments:ip is the IP address of the person who wrote the comment.
- blogcomments:url
- blogcomments:url is the URL of a web page for the person who wrote the comment.
In RSS 2.0 it should be the content of the element,
in RSS 1.0 it should be an empty element with the address in an rdf:resource attribute.
- blogcomments:date
- blogcomments:date is the date/time of the comment,
in RFC822 + 4 digit year format for RSS 2.0,
or W3CDTF for RSS 1.0.
- blogcomments:body
- blogcomments:body is the body of the comment.
If it isn't plain text,
it should either be entity-encoded or CDATA-escaped.
Specified in: http://livejournal.org/rss/1.0/
This POD includes portions of the RSS 1.0 and 2.0 Blog Comments Module specification.
The specification is:
Copyright © 2002 by Phil Ringnalda <philringnalda.com>
Permission to use,
copy,
modify and distribute the RSS 1.0 and 2.0 Blog Comments Module Specification and its accompanying documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted in perpetuity,
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The copyright holders make no representation about the suitability of the specification for any purpose.
It is provided "as is" without expressed or implied warranty.
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