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 Something like this maybe already exists and, thinking aloud, what about adopting our own quasi-RSS: FML: Forage Mark-Up Language: Something like this maybe already exists and, thinking aloud, what about adopting our own quasi-RSS: FML: Forage Mark-Up Language:
  
-the first part (the channel tag in RSS); who provides the data:+The first part (the channel tag in RSS); who provides the data:
  
   <name>libarynth cookery department</name>    <name>libarynth cookery department</name> 
   <link>http://libarynth.org/</link>    <link>http://libarynth.org/</link> 
-  <description></description> +  <description>the plants in this list have been checked several times</description> 
   <language>NL</language>   <language>NL</language>
  
-the second part is a list of elements like these, each containing for each sighting the basic information+The second part is a list of elements like these, each containing for each sighting the basic information
 concerning a plant/tree that should really be included to be usefull.  concerning a plant/tree that should really be included to be usefull. 
  
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   <observation_date>Tue, 22 Jun 2010</observation_date>    <observation_date>Tue, 22 Jun 2010</observation_date> 
   <observer>Little Chef</observer>   <observer>Little Chef</observer>
-  <description>old tree actively foraged by hungry, mandoline carrying, gypsies with bad temper and bad breath</description>+  <description>old tree actively foraged by hungry, mandoline carrying, gypsies with bad temper and bad  breath</description>
   </item>   </item>
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 +The specie tag collects names for the plant, the latin is the botanical name, the others are 'normal' names. The location tag is lifted straight from KML. The use-tag collects properties about the plant/tree being tagged that might be useful for parsing. Some other relevant information like date of last observation ends it.   
      
-  The specie tag collects names for the plant, the latin is the botanical name, the others are 'normal' names. The location tag is lifted straight from KML. The use-tag collects properties about the plant/tree being tagged that might be useful for parsing. Some other relevant information like date of last observation ends it.   +Just raving; there surely must be better ways to do it. IF AT ALL.
      
-  Just raving;  
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