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Is there a spec for this? What's the rel
? What's an example page source?
On anyca.st I'm using rel="shownotes"
<atom:link rel="shownotes" href="https://anyca.st/2013/030-ein-pferd-im-galopp-hat-eine-schrittlange-von-vier-metern/shownotes" type="text/html" />
hoersuppe.de says also rel="shownotes": http://hoersuppe.de/2012/08/24/shownotes-ja-bitte/
I guess something along the lines of
<atom:link rel="related" type="text/html" href="shownotes.html" />
would be sufficient. rel="shownotes" is not really defined.
However we could also come up with a URI same as we did with deeplinks and simple chapters.
<atom:link rel="http://podlove.org/shownotes" type="text/html" href="shownotes.html" />
What do you think?
Why not use `type="text/x-osf"?
Then every client would need an OSF renderer. Better to distribute simple HTML. Just add a client specific CSS and you're done.
+1 for rel="http://podlove.org/shownotes"
I think I'll start with @vemedio's suggestion: <atom:link rel="http://podlove.org/shownotes" type="text/html" href="shownotes.html" />
Any news on that? Instacast is still just displaying the plain-text description for a lot of podlove published podcasts.
Shownotes integration is still work in progress. As far as I know @SimonWaldherr is working on it but I don't know if there is any timeline.
There is a (OSF) Shownotes Plugin for Wordpress availible, which i made for Tim. Also i made a Shownotes PPP Module. When the Plugin is ready for a wider audience, i'll integrate it in the PPP (with Asset Support).
I still propose the atom link for show notes. Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Make it simple first and iterate over it later. This is the first rule of shipping!
As of now, shownotes are not a part of the Publisher. @SimonWaldherr I suggest you add the atom link I mentioned above in your shownotes plugin/module.
Just identified an issue with show notes. Sometimes show notes are too long to add them to the feed as an inline item (Wikigeeks e.g. http://wikigeeks.de/201301/wg041-jenseits-des-krauts/). It would be great if the publisher could generate a simple HTML page (unstyled) that contains only those show notes and link them as related item to the rss item entry. This way a client could load the show notes on demand.