of course any document can go missing, but the RSS 2.0 spec has been at that location for 20+ years and was put there specifically to preserve it over time. an

of course any document can go missing, but the RSS 2.0 spec has been at that location for 20+ years and was put there specifically to preserve it over time. and of course it's no excuse for ignoring a copyright notice and removing authorship credit. and if harvard's website should disappear then grab a copy from archive.org. or use the github repo we created for the spec. there are lots of backups of that spec. it would be hard to lose it. ;-)