Maximilian Irro

We can also extend this by providing creation methods in the companion for convenience: ```kotlin const val SELF_REL = "self" fun createSelfRelation( val href: String, val hrefLang: String? = null,...

I'm quite curious how much effort the migration to kotlinx.serialization will turn out to be in the end. I've just played around a little when you brought up the idea...

Ok, I experimented by trying to write a WebVTT impl. Maybe that wasn't the smartest starter project 😆

4,3% of feeds declare `http://backend.userland.com/creativeCommonsRssModule` NS and 2,3% use it's `creativeCommons:license` element. There are also two competing XML extensions: * 7,1% declare [http://web.resource.org/cc/](https://web.resource.org/cc/) but not a single feed uses any...

I'm afraid it's correct. Had the glorious idea to use this formatting rule: ```kotlin when (percentage) { 0.0 -> "0" 100.0 -> "100" else -> percentage.round(1) } + "%" ```...

Ok, now that I've written this, I should have used < 0,1% in the first place...

`dc:creator` seems to be the most used element from what I can remember. More research needed

Specification: https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core/dcmi-terms/#

For starters, we can stick to the gPodder recommendation: https://github.com/gpodder/podcast-feed-best-practice/blob/master/podcast-feed-best-practice.md The questions which tags are *actually* used is a good one though. Some time ago I had the idea of...

Thanks for doing the analysis of the gPodder document. I agree that the scraper would be really useful regarding the terms. Hope I can make some time the next few...