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Found a solution. I can add an item to the feed like this: <pre><code>var contentItem = new SyndicationItem("title", "description", new Uri("http://myuri.com")); </code></pre> and then add custom elements to this like this: <pre><code>contentItem.ElementExtensions.Add("customElement", String.Empty, "text inside my custom element"); </code></pre> If I want to add a custom element and add custom attributes to it; I can do: <pre><code>contentItem.ElementExtensions.Add(new XElement("customImageElement", new XAttribute("type", "image/jpg"), new XAttribute("url", "www.myuri.com/pic1234.jpg")).CreateReader()); </code></pre> This would output: <pre><code><customImageElement type="image/jpg" url="www.myprovider.com/pic1234.jpg"></customImageElement> </code></pre> When I'm done, I add the contentItem to a <code>List<SyndicationItem></code>, and add this list when I create the feed (items). I could also add custom elements to the feed itself, under the <code><channel></code> element: First add the feed with a list of items: <pre><code>var feed = new SyndicationFeed("title text", "description text", new Uri("http://myuri.com"), items); </code></pre> Then add the custom elements to the feed. under the element: <pre><code>feed.ElementExtensions.Add(new XElement("image", new XElement("url", null, "http://www.myuri.com/logo.jpg"), new XElement("title", null, "MyImage"), new XElement("link", null, "http://myuri.com/contentid=1234"), new XElement("width", null, "100"), new XElement("height", null, "100"), new XElement("description", null, "This is my image")).CreateReader()); </code></pre> This would output: <pre><code><rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>title text</title> <link>http://myuri.com</link> <description>description text</description> <image> <url>http://www.myprovider.com/logo.jpg</url> <title>MyImage</title> <link>http://myprovider.com/contentid=1234</link> <width>100</width> <height>100</height> <description>This is my image</description> </image> <item> Items added to the items collection ... ... ... </item> </channel> </rss> </code></pre> That's what I could come up with. If there is a better way, please share. 
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1. COI can't accept my own answer until tomorrow, so please don't pound me for that :-)
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2. COMay I ask you, what kind of javascript RSS reader out there will read your rss version 2.0 feed that has custom elements in it? After reading this page - http://www.w3schools.com/rss/rss_item.asp, there is no mention of adding custom elements to the <item> block, or a way to read them. Thanks for any advice on readers that would read your custom feed.
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