Traumwind - Quick and dirty news aggregator

Get the RDF, parse it, save each item as a file in a folder. File names are unique, based on permalinks. If the entry date is available, then the file's modified date is set to that. Then, in one shot, get a listing of files sorted in the reverse order of modified date and print it as an HTML page.

I really like the approach, and as soon as I get my own (PHP) version of an 'ultra liberal RSS parser' up and running, that's how I think I'll do it, with some twists ;)

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