Hello,

I am making an RSS feed that will essentially syndicate this page: http://www.meddevicejobs.com/find_job.php?btn=Search

I was curious if I should style it as is, ie:

<description>Location: CT - Hartford | Company: Confidential | Pay : $100,000 | Posted: Mar 25</description>

Or do it a bit more semantically, ie:

<location>Location: CT - Hartford</location>
<company>Company: Confidential</company>
<pay>Pay : $100,000</pay>
<posted>Posted: Mar 25</posted>

This is my first RSS feed, so any help you have is great.

Carter

You should stick with the standard RSS format unless you're trying to develop your own format. While the second is more semantically correct XML, it won't validate as an RSS feed because it doesn't conform to the proper format.

If you want a tutorial on creating RSS feeds, check out this article: http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=2175271

Follow what VirtuosiMedia recommends.
OTOH, The 'X' in xml stands for eXtensible. So, you could create your own schema to define those tags, and embed the information in the RSS.
However, it will have no meaning to anyone who doesn't use your schema so, the semantics are likely to get lost. But, you would be able to have a valid RSS feed.