The original goal of SSF-DEV was to write an RSS 2.0 specification from scratch that clarified the existing format. We didn't have the option of revising the existing spec, which was under UserLand's copyright. Now that the spec is under a Creative Commons license that permits reuse with attribution, we're free to work from the existing spec. Although SSF-DEV could be used to create a new syndication format or a third format under the RSS name, I personally regard both of those as horrible outcomes.

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