Hi good syndication peoples
you ll remember content wire, we started off about 5 years ago and
several of you helped us pull our rss feeds together
this happened in a variety of fashions, from spiders scraping html and
converting to rss, to various other types of feed burners and news aggregators
that you guys have been working on
a couple of years later our software supplier created a built in feature
to produce feeds, that we have been using ever since, in fact moreover,
google, newsnow, factiva and various others use our feeds daily
it turns out that our rss does not validate now due to a coldfusion
propretary tag at the top, and this is preventing
some of our users who are able to write ad hoc parsers to use our
feeds
nobody ever told me that was a problem before, and considering our feeds
code is embedded in the system, it is not likely that i ll be able to upate
the code until next upgrade
first, I d like to ask all on this list who have worked with content-wire
rss before to kindly look into the problem
and update their entires where relevant, we have changed our feeds
structure
second, if someone can suggest a quick fix (I am thinking of
options) other than changing the code
that would be appreciated, thanks
www.content-wire.com/feeds/feeds2.cfm
Paola
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