Subject: Atom feed for Atom feed ?

From: Masato Terada <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 09:30:14 +0900

Hi folks,

I would like to describe the Atom feed for Atom feed.
It means ... 

rssd_root.atom (1st level directory)
  + rssd_abc.atom (2nd level directory)
  |   + rssd_a.atom (Leaf Atom file)
  |   + rssd_b.atom
  + rssd_hij.atom (2nd level directory)
  |   + rssd_h.atom (Leaf Atom file)
  |   + rssd_i.atom
  + rssd_opq.atom (Leaf Atom file)
      + rssd_o.html
      + rssd_p.html

rssd_root.atom is 1st level directory. 
It refers to <link rel="next"' element (<link rel="next" 
href="rssd_{abc|hij|opq}.atom"/>) within itself as subordinate 
Atom file.

rssd_abc.atom, rssd_hij.atom are 2nd level directory. 
It refers to <link rel="next"' element (Leaf Atom file: 
<link rel="next" href="rssd_{a|b}.atom"/>, 
<link rel="next" href="rssd_{h|i}.atom"/>) within itself 
as subordinate Atom file.

A "rel" attribute indicates the link relation type. RFC 4287 
defines five initial values (alternate, related, self, enclosure, 
via) for the Registry of Link Relations. The value "next" 
in <link rel="next"/> element is tentative value in this 
description.

Example is the following.
http://jvnrss.ise.chuo-u.ac.jp/jtg/rssd/atom/index.en.html

Please send your kindly advice to me.

Cheers,
Masato