After doing some reading, I guess what I'm looking for is for Domino bloggers to implement some of the newer features in RSS 2.01 where you can have a category for the Item see {Link} If the Domino Bloggers got together and pushed (read replicate) their 2.01 'on topic' categorised RSS 2.01 feeds to one site with the full listing, sprinkle in some XSLT, then the articles could be sorted by category accordingly and the Domino community would benefit by having the Domino Bloggers aggregate their collective expertise.
Surfers would still be visiting the author's respective sites so it's not like they would lose traffic. There is no inherent rating system within the RSS 2.01 for an item, but a standard format could be shared by the bloggers and the results embedded within the <GUID> tag. and reformatted for presentation with the XSLT.
Someone collecting links is not what I had envisioned. It's a worthwhile effort, but I think the bloggers should stand up, put their heads together and make something like this happen for the greater good. :)
After doing some reading, I guess what I'm looking for is for Domino bloggers to implement some of the newer features in RSS 2.01 where you can have a category for the Item see {Link} If the Domino Bloggers got together and pushed (read replicate) their 2.01 'on topic' categorised RSS 2.01 feeds to one site with the full listing, sprinkle in some XSLT, then the articles could be sorted by category accordingly and the Domino community would benefit by having the Domino Bloggers aggregate their collective expertise.
Surfers would still be visiting the author's respective sites so it's not like they would lose traffic. There is no inherent rating system within the RSS 2.01 for an item, but a standard format could be shared by the bloggers and the results embedded within the <GUID> tag. and reformatted for presentation with the XSLT.
Someone collecting links is not what I had envisioned. It's a worthwhile effort, but I think the bloggers should stand up, put their heads together and make something like this happen for the greater good. :)