xhtml:body

I’m with Phil — I still don’t understand what the big deal about <xhtml:body> is for RSS feeds. What’s supposed to make it so much better than <content:encoded>?

BTW, Phil, as far as HTML entities go, if you just prefer to use things like &ldquo; rather than &#8220;, check out my RSS 2.0 feed.

Stumble It!
xhtml:body

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