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Resource Description Framework (RDF)

A recommendation from the W3C for creating meta-data structures that define data on the Web. It is designed to provide a method for classification of data on Web sites in order to improve searching and navigation (see Semantic Web).
Image:Answers.png answers.com



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The problem might be your actual header call to your feed link, not the feed itself:

RSS feeds should be served as application/rss+xml (RSS 1.0 is an RDF format, so it may be served as application/rdf+xml instead). Atom feeds should use application/atom+xml. Alternatively, for compatibility with widely-deployed web browsers, any of these feeds can use one of the more general XML types — preferably application/xml.

Feedvalidator.org

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Image:Answers.png answers/RDF Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/RDF; technorati/posts/tag/RDF
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/RDF Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/RDF
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/RDF: most interesting; tag clusters for RDF; Flickr groups related to RDF Image:Google.png Google/RDF; GoogleBlogs search for RDF; Google CodeSearch for RDF
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/RDF
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/RDF Image:Digg.png digg/RDF
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/RDF Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged RDF at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/RDF Image:Twitter.gif twitter/RDF





Image:Tag_red.png Related wiki links: Atom; Feeds; KML; OPML; FOAF; RSS; XFN; XHTML; XML

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