Microformateers
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@ Yes! That enhanced result is Yahoo! Searchmonkey ( which caches microformats for search ^BW
5:32 PM Dec 10th
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in reply to xpismh
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@ @ is right: Microformat `nickname` is only parsed as a descendent of `vcard`. µformat parsers are expected to be tolerant. ^BW
1:09 PM Dec 10th
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in reply to Echo
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@ class attribute belongs to HTML; CSS is just one use. HTML4 says: ‘identifying fields when extracting data’. ^BW
1:04 PM Dec 10th
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in reply to Echo
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@ µf examples use generic `span`/`div` as we didn't want to give a false impression that you must use a particular semantic element. ^BW
1:01 PM Dec 10th
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in reply to Echo
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@ If your address is unstructured, you can use the `label` property of `adr`. See §3.2.2 ^BW
5:12 PM Dec 7th
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@ Yes, that's valid. HTML4 spec documents that class is a space-separated list (class is a semantic HTML attribute, not CSS) ^BW
1:39 PM Dec 7th
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in reply to codinghorror
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@ Worth noting that the `pubdate` attribute of <time> is not part of microdata. It's an additional, raw HTML5 semantic. ^BW
12:13 AM Dec 7th
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in reply to nimbupani
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@ Web antipatterns are documented on µf.org < but the term is much older: ^BW
3:07 PM Dec 5th
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in reply to otrops
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@ Not a microformat. Chitika is a text selection in JavaScript, a microformat is an HTML markup vocabulary. ^BW
3:03 PM Dec 5th
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in reply to wreichard2
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@ iCal—thus hCal—has no nested events. You could markup multiple `vcalendar` in page, separately for sessions and agenda. ^BW
2:57 PM Dec 5th
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in reply to GUESShimself
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@ Issues concerning microformats in HTML5 are being documented/tracked on the wiki here: ^BW
2:43 PM Dec 5th
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in reply to rvercesi
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@ The profile URI for µformats is optional. They are be parsed without it. Profile is an opt mapping to upper-case Semantic Web. ^BW
2:41 PM Dec 5th
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in reply to get_dave
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@ On wiki: for implied org-name optimization. Implied place-name is part of brainstorming: ^BW
10:26 AM Dec 1st
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in reply to get_dave
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@ Right. hCard object needs fn (abbr: "formatted-name"). Defaults to people. `fn org`=organization, `fn extended-address`=place. ^BW
6:57 PM Nov 28th
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in reply to get_dave
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@ No guide for installing x2v yet (will be at: Hopefully source for h2vx on github soon. ^BW /cc @
6:52 PM Nov 28th
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in reply to ZaStef
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@ Yes! Check out LinkedIn publishes it, and The Guardian's new job-site will work with it. ^BW
8:07 PM Nov 25th
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in reply to thbo
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@ XFN is pages, not sites. Each user and contacts page on Flickr includes XFN. It is limited to social connections, though. ^BW
8:06 PM Nov 25th
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in reply to honzasladek
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@ Can you be more specific? I can help you with problems and note problems with the document for the next update. Thanks ^BW
1:03 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to mikelikesbikes
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@ Check out hCard microformat < Maybe try the class="fn extended-address" brainstorm < ^BW
1:01 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to Encosia
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@ Yes! hCard is getting big deployments all over. Yelp published thousands recently as part of their hProduct launch with Google. ^BW
12:50 AM Nov 20th
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in reply to gels
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