XHTML Validator to RSS

Ben Hammersley has created a service, a widget to automatically knows  
in its RSS reader which pages are valid or invalid. At first sight, It  
seems to be a very neat monitoring tool, which looks like the  
LogValidator but on the web.
	http://www.w3.org/QA/Tools/LogValidator/

Though I would like to hear about this service:
	1. the developer side
		- LogValidator
		- W3C Validator
	2. the users side
		What do you think about usability, will it be useful for you?


This is the text from Ben

http://www.benhammersley.com/tools/xhtml_validator_to_rss.html

"""
The w3c’s XHTML validation service is tremendously useful, but it’s a  
pain to be continually checking it for breakages, and then working  
through the errors when they occur. Their user interface leaves a bit  
to be desired as well.

  Personally, I like nice to-do lists and automatic checking of my  
pages. So to combine the two, I’ve made a widget to create a XHTML  
Validation Results RSS feed from any page.

To use it, just append your URL to  
http://www.benhammersley.com/tools/validate.cgi?url= and subscribe to  
that in your nearest RSS reader. e.g.

http://www.benhammersley.com/tools/validate.cgi?url=http:// 
www.benhammersley.com/tools/xhtml_validator_to_rss.html

The validation is redone everytime the feed is requested. If there are  
no errors, the feed will be empty. Silence is golden, in other worlds.  
Simple and handy, but subject to possible breakages as the w3c  
validator evolves. I’ll try to keep up. Until then, have fun. The  
source code is here.

  If you like this sort of thing, you might like my book on RSS as well.
"""

-- 
Karl Dubost - http://www.w3.org/People/karl/
W3C Conformance Manager
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