CDATA in RSS title and description?

[clintonG]

Does it seem to be a general consensus that CDATA within the title and the
description is widely supported at this point in time is a means to allow
users to submit data such as the word AT&T in an RSS title or description?
What are the known generally accepted pitfalls of using CDATA?

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[Peter Flynn]

clintonG wrote:

Does it seem to be a general consensus that CDATA within the title
and the description is widely supported at this point in time is a
means to allow users to submit data such as the word AT&T in an RSS
title or description? What are the known generally accepted pitfalls
of using CDATA?

http://xml.silmaril.ie/authors/cdata/

///Peter
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[clintonG]

"Peter Flynn" <pe********@m.silmaril.iewrote in message
news:5c*************@mid.individual.net...

clintonG wrote:

>Does it seem to be a general consensus that CDATA within the title
and the description is widely supported at this point in time is a
means to allow users to submit data such as the word AT&T in an RSS
title or description? What are the known generally accepted pitfalls
of using CDATA?

http://xml.silmaril.ie/authors/cdata/

///Peter
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XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/

Thanks, that FAQ was helpful. As it turns out the XmlTextWriter encodes the
illegal characters for me so I need not worry about snippets of HTML
invalidating an XML file.
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