For guidance about how to deliver CAP alerts in a feed and how to set up Atom or
RSS feeds to CAP alerts, see
CAP example practices: CAP feeds.
Include a link in your web feed to your full CAP alert, as shown in
Atom entry-to-CAP mapping.
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