Re: [syndication] Moving Forward with RSS

[Tristan Louis <tristan@dorsai.org>]

At 08:00 PM 5/12/2001 +0100, Julian Bond wrote:
> In article <LPBBLCJIHOIDJNIFKFBPCEHBCMAA.alis@contentrelations.com>,
> Alis Marsden <alis@contentrelations.com> writes
> >On a final note, being OK at ASP, I had a look at the stors.org link Dave
> >posted, and decided to ask them about RSS.  First I got a lengthy reply, and
> >then a one line email from James Shaw stating just this:
> >
> >"Let me rephrase my answer. STORS is dead, long live RSS... ;-)"
>
> For some strange reason, there's an awful lot of MS ASP based sites out
> there. It would be cool if the standard web templates that MS
> distributes with IIS included an rss feed.

I've actually been in touch with the folks at Microsoft about packaging my 
free ASP parser for RSS (http://www.tnl.net/how/asp/rss) with IIS but so 
far haven't had much luck in doing so... Maybe I don't know the right 
people...

TNL

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