Proposal: Two Minor Specification Edits

Looks like the RSS Advisory Board felt like some changes were in order. Here, take a look for yourselfR30;. The following RSS Advisory Board proposal has been made by Rogers Cadenhead and seconded by Matthew Bookspan and Greg Smith. Under the advisory board charter, the board has seven days to vote on it. Interested parties can comment [...]

Looks like the RSS Advisory Board felt like some changes were in order. Here, take a look for yourselfR30;.

The following RSS Advisory Board proposal has been made by Rogers Cadenhead and seconded by Matthew Bookspan and Greg Smith.

Under the advisory board charter, the board has seven days to vote on it. Interested parties can comment on the proposal on the mailing list RSS-Public.
Proposal

The current RSS specification contains two minor issues I’d like to resolve.

1. The docs element refers to an outdated URL for the specification instead of the current URL.

For as long as the board operates,�http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specificatioR30; will be the permanent URL of the current version of the spec. The domain name is the property of the board, so it can move to a new host as needed in the futureR30;. Source: rssboard.org

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