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# The Feed Plugin will be responsible for actually loading the feed and providing its functionality—generally in the form of commands and pageload functions—to Ubiquity using well-defined interfaces.
# The Feed Plugin will be responsible for actually loading the feed and providing its functionality—generally in the form of commands and pageload functions—to Ubiquity using well-defined interfaces.
# The Feed Plugin will control the user experience from the moment they click the "Subscribe..." button in the notification box to subscribe to the feed, presenting any necessary information the user may need to know before subscribing (e.g., security warnings).  It will also be responsible for communicating with the Feed Manager to actually subscribe to the feed, since it's possible that the user may ultimately choose not to subscribe.
# The Feed Plugin will control the user experience from the moment they click the [http://www.toolness.com/images/20080820111209.jpg subscribe button] in the notification box to subscribe to the feed, presenting any necessary information the user may need to know before subscribing (e.g., [http://www.toolness.com/images/20080820111725.jpg security warnings]).  It will also be responsible for communicating with the Feed Manager to actually subscribe to the feed, since it's possible that the user may ultimately choose not to subscribe.
# The Feed Plugin will have optional interface elements and information it can display on Ubiquity's feed management page (currently located on <tt>about:ubiquity</tt>).
# The Feed Plugin will have optional interface elements and information it can display on Ubiquity's feed management page (currently located on <tt>about:ubiquity</tt>).


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