Le 05-08-21 à 11:45, Paul Hoffman a écrit :
At 12:17 AM +1000 8/22/05, Eric Scheid wrote:
#2 through #4 seem understandable, but what the heck is #1? "The
place where this feed was put together"? "The place where this feed
was originally grabbed from"?
hmmm really?
<author>
<name>foo</name>
<geo:coords>location#2</geo:coords>
</author>
What is location#2?
a. The usual location of the author as in the place is living
right now?
b. The place of his origins?
c. The place where he's blogging right now?
d. The place he was when he had written the story that he will
published in a few seconds but two days late with regards to the
event date?
I say that because for example in my case.
a. My apartment, Montréal, Canada
b. Rouen, France
c. Cafe Laika, Montréal, Canada
d. London, UK
There's exactly the same kind of problems with photos. The location
where the photos is taken, or the location of (one or more) regions
in the photos.
It's not that easy to answer at any level.
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