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Title : Motivation for RSS Feed for Presence State
Author(s) : A. Roychowdhury
Filename : draft-roy-presencerss-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2007-6-5
RSS Feeds have always played an important role in providing users
content related updates typically of Websites without having to visit
those websites manually. Typical examples of RSS usage include users
'subscribing' to the RSS feed of a website, say, CNN.com and thereby
automatically receiving 'news headlines' when the content changes.
Recently, there have been significant innovations (such as Yahoo
Pipes and Google Mash-up Editor) where RSS feeds from different
sources have been combined to produce new services in a 'Web Based
Service Creation Environment' model allowing users to create
interesting services building on top of 'primitives' that can be
represented on the Web.
This document describes the motivation for an RSS feed for Presence
information, which the authors believe would be useful to create new
services using a similar environment described above.
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