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- URL_Subscription_Architecture abstract "The URL Subscription Architecture (URLSA) is an open system for subscribing to frequently updated digital content on the web, such as blogs, news stories, and private conversations. It was designed as an alternative to RSS that supports social subscribing, private subscriptions, and rich content.URLSA users can subscribe themselves and other users to the URL of some content and, once subscribed, are notified when the content at that URL is updated. Users typically maintain a list of subscriptions to everything from news stories to conversations. The architecture allows users to generate private content, such as a conversation or a photo album, on the fly and subscribe other users to it. The fact that URLSA is a content-less architecture, that users subscribe to the URL of the content rather than the content itself, means that virtually any type of content that is addressable by a URL can be made subscribable.".
- URL_Subscription_Architecture thumbnail Typical.jpg?width=300.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture wikiPageID "10607447".
- URL_Subscription_Architecture wikiPageRevisionID "475390816".
- URL_Subscription_Architecture hasPhotoCollection URL_Subscription_Architecture.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture subject Category:Uniform_resource_locator.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture subject Category:Web_syndication_formats.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type Abstraction100002137.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type Communication100033020.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type Format106636806.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type Information106634376.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type Message106598915.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture type WebSyndicationFormats.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture comment "The URL Subscription Architecture (URLSA) is an open system for subscribing to frequently updated digital content on the web, such as blogs, news stories, and private conversations. It was designed as an alternative to RSS that supports social subscribing, private subscriptions, and rich content.URLSA users can subscribe themselves and other users to the URL of some content and, once subscribed, are notified when the content at that URL is updated.".
- URL_Subscription_Architecture label "URL Subscription Architecture".
- URL_Subscription_Architecture sameAs m.02qk11x.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture sameAs Q7865610.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture sameAs Q7865610.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture sameAs URL_Subscription_Architecture.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture wasDerivedFrom URL_Subscription_Architecture?oldid=475390816.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture depiction Typical.jpg.
- URL_Subscription_Architecture isPrimaryTopicOf URL_Subscription_Architecture.
