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RSS.

• amichail 20y ago
  Users may specify some of their stickies to be private, so how would that work with RSS? Also, it would be desirable to have an export format that the user can easily edit and perhaps even import into some other app/service.
  • jkush 20y ago
    Give them a private key they can append to the RSS url request? They can use that private url to pull out stickies that are for their eyes only. Example: www.studystickies.com/rss/privatekey As far as having an export format, if you target specific apps/services then you'd have a better idea of what format to use, since it would be a format those apps/services would support.
  • akkartik 20y ago
    A bigger issue with RSS: it's designed for updates rather than archival. While XML may be a good idea, I don't think there's any reason to go with RSS. I just took a look at studystickies after a few weeks. It's coming along great!