So as it says in the docs, you can add namespaces with the add_module method:

  $rss->add_module(prefix=>'my', uri=>'http://purl.org/my/rss/module/'
+);

  $rss->add_item (title=>$title, link=>$link, my=>{ rating=>$rating })
+;

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 Updated: Meh, didn't see the 1.0-only restriction in reading the module code the first time. My bad. Looks like you could just add it in. It's this section:

    # Ad-hoc modules
    while ( my($url, $prefix) = each %{$self->{modules}} ) {
        next if $prefix =~ /^(dc|syn|taxo)$/;
        while ( my($el, $value) = each %{$self->{channel}->{$prefix}} 
+) {
            if ( exists( $rdf_resource_fields{ $url } ) and
                 exists( $rdf_resource_fields{ $url }{ $el }) )
            {
                $output .= qq!<$prefix:$el rdf:resource="! .
                           $self->encode($value) .
                           qq!" />\n!;
            }
            else {
                $output .= "<$prefix:$el>".  $self->encode($value) ."<
+/$prefix:$el>\n";
            }
        }
      }

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BTW, you do realize that XML::RSS uses XML::Parser, which depends upon expat, which is not pure perl?

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In reply to Re: XML::RSS and RSS2 with custom namespaces by idsfa
in thread XML::RSS and RSS2 with custom namespaces by BaldPenguin

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