James M Snell wrote: > > James Holderness wrote: > >> >> James M Snell wrote: >> >>> Hmm.. the more I think about this and the more we discuss it, the >>> less I think I like link[rel="profile"]. While the URI of the >>> profile reference should be dereferenceable, most of the time the >>> profile value is going to be used as an identifier. >>> <entry> >>> <x:profile>http://example.com/profiles/weblog</x:profile> >>> <x:profile>http://example.com/profiles/podcast</x:profile> >>> </entry> >> >> >> >> I agree about not using link, but shouldn't the URI be in an attribute >> rather than as content. Something like this: >> >> <entry> >> <x:profile href="http://example.com/profiles/weblog"/> >> <x:profile href="http://example.com/profiles/podcast"/> >> </entry> >> > Works for me.
'href's can traditionally be dereferenced, no big deal - the upside is the markup structure does gives you scope to extend later. 'ref' - ? cheers Bill
