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Atom "feed/author" Element

Q

What is the Atom "feed/author" element? How To Generate a "feed/author" element?

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A

The <author> element is not a required sub-element of the <feed> element. However, it is required to have a feed author element, if one of the feed entries does not have an author element. This requirement is to make sure that every feed entry has an author information.

The <author> element is actually a container element, with 3 sub-elements defined as:

<name> - Specifying the author's name. For example: Karl King. name is a required sub-element.
<email> - Specifying the author's email address. For example: karl_king@fyicenter.com. email is not a required sub-element.
<uri> - Specifying the author's Web page, if exists. For example: http://www.fyicenter.com/karl_king. url is not a required sub-element.

⇒Atom Specification - RFC 4287

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