A <content> element in an Atom entry may have a 'src' attribute that points to an external location for that content, rather than placing the content inline (as a child of the <content> element). rAtom should support capturing these flavors of content with access to the src attribute. For example, Google Docs lists documents as Atom feeds, and the <content> tags of the entries have src attributes that point at a URL to download the document.
A <content> element in an Atom entry may have a 'src' attribute that points to an external location for that content, rather than placing the content inline (as a child of the <content> element). rAtom should support capturing these flavors of content with access to the src attribute. For example, Google Docs lists documents as Atom feeds, and the <content> tags of the entries have src attributes that point at a URL to download the document.