

<p>This form takes your web page and turns it into RSS 0.92. This is especially useful for Blogger users.</p>
   <p>A tip of the hat to Aaron Swartz who came up with the idea and <a href="http://logicerror.com/blogifyYourPage">the first implementation.</a></p>
   <ol>
   <li>Put &lt;span class="rss:item"> ... &lt;/span> round each item in your page.
   <br />In Blogger you'd do this by going to your template in blogger and changing 
<br /><b>&lt;$BlogItemBody$></b>
<br />to 
<br /><b>&lt;span class="rss:item">&lt;$BlogItemBody$>&lt;/span></b>
<br />And then publish something to re-create the page with the new template 
<li>Then put the URL of your new and modified page into the form below.
<li>Check that what you get back looks like RSS.
<li>Now you can make a link to this file like "http://?url=your_web_page_url"
<li>Finally add a link to it on your web page, something like this:  <br /><img src="xml.gif" alt="This gif is freely copyable. Just right click, save">
<br /><br />
<li>The RSS file will update no more than once an hour.
</ol>


   
   <form action="http://">
     The URL of your web page:
     <br /><input type="text" name="url" size=50> Include a final "/" or a filename.
     <br /><input type="submit" value="Create RSS">
   </form>
   <br /><b>Usage</b>: http://?url=your_web_page_url
   <p><B>Notes:</B>
   <ul>
   <li>The item text is put in the description element.
   <li>The first 40 characters of html stripped description are put in the title element.
   <li>The first link in the description is put in the link element. If there isn't one, the web page url is used.
   <li>All tags except &lt;A> &lt;B> &lt;BR> &lt;BLOCKQUOTE> &lt;CENTER> &lt;DD> &lt;DL> &lt;DT> &lt;HR> &lt;I> &lt;IMG> &lt;LI> &lt;OL> &lt;P> &lt;PRE> &lt;U> &lt;UL> are stripped from the description.
   <li>A maximum of 25 items are included in the rss.
   </ul>
