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+These files are examples to get you started. Since you cannot commit
+your files into CVS here, just point the scripts at your own properties
+files, similar in content to these, and run accordingly.
+
+You can also run the Ant scripts without properties files if you set
+the attributes statically in your ant script.
+
+Or, you can call the Tasks themselves within another Java class.
+RSSFeedAddEntryTask is an example of this, in that it optionally
+calls RSSFeedCreateFeedTask if no existing feed file already exists.
+RSSFeedGetPropertyTask is a wrapper for RSSFeedUpdateEntryTask, which
+also queries for an attribute value, but instead of changing it,
+simply returns it. \ No newline at end of file