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	<title>Comments on: RSS Contest Deadline Extended</title>
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		<title>By: mike slone</title>
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		<description>I came across a good article that supports your hunt for a new name for RSS. 

Must-have features RSS needs before becoming mainstream, and 1 nice-to-have
http://www.dylangreene.com/blog.asp?blogID=364

#4. New Name. The name for the RSS file format doesn't matter, just like HTML doesn't matter. In general we call them "Web pages" not "HTML pages". RSS needs a word like "Web" that can be commonly associated with the purpose of having RSS files. ("MP3" worked because there was free music involved.) Subscribing/Subscription is a common word that would works except most users tightly associate it with receiving newsletters and eventually spam mail. We need a new word, like TiVo and Google (thanks K.G. Schneider ). 
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<p>Must-have features RSS needs before becoming mainstream, and 1 nice-to-have<br />
<a href="http://www.dylangreene.com/blog.asp?blogID=364" rel="nofollow">http://www.dylangreene.com/blog.asp?blogID=364</a></p>
<p>#4. New Name. The name for the RSS file format doesn&#8217;t matter, just like HTML doesn&#8217;t matter. In general we call them &#8220;Web pages&#8221; not &#8220;HTML pages&#8221;. RSS needs a word like &#8220;Web&#8221; that can be commonly associated with the purpose of having RSS files. (&#8221;MP3&#8243; worked because there was free music involved.) Subscribing/Subscription is a common word that would works except most users tightly associate it with receiving newsletters and eventually spam mail. We need a new word, like TiVo and Google (thanks K.G. Schneider ).</p>
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